On July 22, Biren Technology rose 3.36% in regular trading, trading at HK$39.4/share with turnover of HK$121 million, extending the prior session's strong rebound.

On the news front, Morgan Stanley acquired approximately 19.66 million shares of Biren Technology on July 8 at HK$47.6555 per share, totaling approximately HK$937 million, raising its stake to 6.06%. Concurrently, the company officially launched its next-generation NPO (Near-Package Optics) optical interconnect and distributed decoupled architecture super-node solution at WAIC, supporting single super-node scale-up expansion to 1,024 GPUs.

The stock had previously weakened due to a 153-million-share placement at HK$46.2 (approximately 9.94% discount) completed on July 8, combined with cornerstone investor lock-up expiry selling pressure starting July 2. With the current share price still trading at a significant discount to the placement price, the convergence of institutional accumulation and technology product catalysts is driving an oversold rebound.

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