On June 2, Haier Smart Home (06690.HK) fell 3.54% at open, trading at HKD 19.85 with trading volume of HKD 2.4187 million. The decline extends a sustained downtrend driven by institutional selling and weakening fundamentals.

On the news front, JPMorgan recently reduced its long position in Haier Smart Home H-shares from 5.55% to 4.02%. Northbound capital has nearly halved its A-share holdings from 520 million shares to 334 million shares over the past 12 months. The company's Q1 results showed dual declines in revenue and net profit, with raw material cost inflation and RMB appreciation continuing to compress margins. The stock has breached the HKD 20 level, hitting 52-week lows.

The broader Household Appliances sector remains under pressure, with Midea Group down 1.62% and Hisense Home Appliances down 0.93%. The company has been actively conducting buybacks, repurchasing 49.44 million A-shares totaling RMB 1.045 billion through end of May, at prices ranging from RMB 19.95 to RMB 22.40 per share.

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