On July 29, ILUVATAR COREX fell 4.89% in regular trading, trading at HKD 497.2/share, with turnover of HKD 154 million.

On the news front, the Hong Kong market is facing a wave of cornerstone investor lock-up expiries, with July being one of three peak unlock months. ILUVATAR COREX has accumulated a decline exceeding 23% since the start of July. Additionally, the company completed a roughly 15% discounted placement of HKD 7 billion in mid-July, and short-term supply-side pressure from this share issuance has yet to be fully digested.

Institutions have previously flagged that trading crowdedness in the chip sector is at historical highs. Combined with market concerns over whether massive AI computing capex can translate into long-term returns, the sector remains under sustained adjustment pressure. Parent company Huasheng Tiancheng also announced plans to sell up to 228,200 shares of ILUVATAR COREX, adding incremental selling pressure.

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