On June 16, China Literature (00772.HK) declined 5.04% in regular trading, trading at 20.76 HKD/share, with turnover of approximately 104 million HKD, extending its recent weak trajectory after a 6.99% drop the previous session.

On the news front, the company recently announced plans to spend RMB 401 million to acquire an additional 28.22% stake in Wuhan Yihua Kaitian, an animation studio holding the core IP Ling Long. Market concerns center on the target company's poor financials — net losses of RMB 220 million and RMB 250 million in the past two years respectively, with negative net assets of RMB -51.03 million. Additionally, a subsidiary tax remediation of approximately RMB 300 million further weighs on near-term cash flow expectations. Despite eight consecutive trading days of buybacks totaling 2.7 million shares worth HKD 61.75 million since June 4, the stock has declined nearly 12% over that period, with main capital net outflows of HKD 14.9 million recorded on June 15 alone.

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