On May 29, Legend Holdings rose 7.49% in regular trading, trading at HK$16.87/share, with trading volume of HK$194 million. The rally was fueled by subsidiary Lenovo Group surging nearly 29% intraday, as its strong annual earnings continued to reverberate through the market.

On the news front, Lenovo Group previously reported full-year revenue growth of approximately 20.3% year-over-year, with operating profit surging roughly 50.7%. Following the results, multiple international banks raised target prices: Goldman Sachs lifted its target to HK$27 with a Buy rating; Macquarie raised its target 68% to HK$21.75, adding it to its core recommendation list; and Citi raised Legend Holdings target price from HK$10.6 to HK$16, maintaining a Buy rating, noting that Legend Holdings represents a cheaper route to gain exposure to Lenovo's business. Market analysis suggests Lenovo is accelerating its transformation from a traditional PC company to an AI infrastructure enterprise, with AI-related revenue doubling year-over-year, further bolstering investor confidence.

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