On July 31, HUA HONG GRACE rose 14.34% in regular trading, trading at 141.4 HKD/share, with turnover of 1.419 billion HKD. The stock surged alongside a broad rally in Hong Kong-listed chip stocks, with the semiconductor sector staging a collective rebound.

On the news front, Hong Kong chip stocks strengthened across the board, with Iluvatar CoreX and Gigadevice rising over 20%, Biren Tech climbing over 16%, and SMIC gaining over 8%. The sector-wide rally was driven by concentrated oversold recovery demand. HUA HONG GRACE had previously been under sustained pressure from capital diversion effects triggered by Chang Xin Technology's listing on the STAR Market, which commanded a total market capitalization of 3.31 trillion yuan. From July 21 to July 30, the stock experienced significant pullbacks as institutional investors reduced positions in liquid semiconductor leaders to fund allocations to the mega-IPO. Leveraged capital continued to flow out, with net margin repayment exceeding 6 billion yuan. Following consecutive days of sharp declines, short-term selling pressure was gradually absorbed, triggering a strong technical rebound.

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