On July 17, Zhida Technology fell 5.31% in regular trading, trading at HK$27.64/share, with turnover of HK$30.31 million.

On the news front, the company released its 2.0 strategy on July 16, upgrading its positioning to an AI-driven smart energy and robotics integrated solution provider, while simultaneously unveiling its Shenzhen subsidiary. The stock had accumulated substantial gains since late June, driven by charging robot industry chain catalysts — including a 56% single-day surge on July 3, a 30% jump on July 6, and a near-19% rise on July 13 following the Ningbo production base announcement. However, the stock has entered a consecutive pullback phase, declining over 5% on both July 14 and July 15, with the current session extending the profit-taking trend.

The broader Electrical Components and Equipment sector also weakened, with CATL down 1.05%, Sigenergy down 5.43%, and Sun.King Tech down 5.92%.

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