On May 22, Top CNC (07688.HK) fell 5.25% in regular trading, trading at HKD 38.0 per share, with trading volume of HKD 31.02 million. The decline marks a third consecutive session of losses following the stock's blockbuster listing debut on May 20.

On the news front, the broader HK newly-listed stocks sector has been under sustained selling pressure. On May 21, multiple recent IPOs suffered sharp losses collectively, with Top CNC dropping over 15%, Elpha Robotics falling over 23%, Lightelligence declining over 18%, and Impact Therapeutics losing over 16%. Data shows that among 56 HK IPOs this year, the number of stocks trading below issue price has risen to 18, representing 32.14% of total listings. Market participants attribute the weakness to abundant IPO supply overwhelming available liquidity, combined with capital concentration in AI and semiconductor themes marginalizing other sectors.

Top CNC debuted on May 20 with a first-day gain of approximately 80%, closing at HKD 47.50 versus its IPO price of HKD 26.39. The stock's public offering was oversubscribed 3,764 times. However, the subsequent two-day selloff has erased a significant portion of those gains.

Shanghai Top Numerical Control Technology is a company specializing in the R&D, design, production, and sale of high-end intelligent manufacturing equipment, primarily five-axis CNC machine tools, serving the aerospace, automotive, energy, medical, and shipbuilding industries.

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