On October 9, ESWIN COMPUTING fell 6.13% in regular trading to HK$1.455, with turnover of HK$151 million. The decline extends the weak performance seen in grey market trading on the eve of its debut, after the stock opened at HK$1.54, 0.65% below its IPO price of HK$1.55.

The underwhelming first-day performance follows a 14.19% slump during grey market trading. Brokerage research had earlier noted that the IPO valuation already reflected RISC-V computing chip growth options, with limited upside potential, suggesting future share price movement would hinge on execution of new business lines. The Hong Kong public offering was 9.09 times oversubscribed, with a one-lot success rate of 10.02%, while the international placement was 1.95 times covered.

ESWIN COMPUTING is a provider of intelligent system solutions based on a next-generation RISC-V computing architecture, focusing on intelligent terminals and embodied intelligence application scenarios.

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