On September 2, KUAISHOU-W fell 3.18% in regular trading to HK$33.54, with turnover of HK$443 million. The decline followed the previous session's 3.16% gain, which was fueled by the announcement that China's National Artificial Intelligence Fund had injected RMB 1.4 billion into the company's Kling AI subsidiary.

The stock's retreat reflects classic profit-taking after a catalyst-driven rally. On September 1, KUAISHOU-W had surged as much as 7% intraday before closing up 3.16% at HK$35.20, after the company disclosed that the National AI Fund and Charoen Pokphand Robot jointly invested in Beijing Kling as additional investors, bringing the subsidiary's previously set subscription cap of approximately USD 3 billion to full utilization. The national-level fund's participation was viewed as a strong endorsement of Kling AI's commercial value.

Adding to the downward pressure, the Interactive Media sector weakened broadly, with TENCENT down 1.09%, BIDU-W down 2.67%, BILIBILI-W down 3.19%, and MEITU down 3.50%. On the fundamental side, KUAISHOU-W reported Q2 adjusted net profit of RMB 3.9 billion, down 30.3% year-over-year, with management flagging revenue-side pressure and continued AI investment squeezing margins in the second half.

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