On May 21, GCL Technology fell 5.81% in regular trading, trading at HKD 0.82/share, with trading volume of HKD 219 million. The decline extends the negative market reaction following the company's strategic transformation announcement released on May 17.

The company announced a comprehensive strategic pivot from being a \"global granular silicon champion\" to building a \"globalized multi-product new energy materials platform,\" with lithium iron phosphate (LFP) as its core growth engine. Its Leshan 200,000-ton LFP production line has entered commissioning. However, investors have expressed skepticism regarding management execution capability and transformation viability. The LFP sector faces intense competition from established players including Xingfa Group and Wanhua Chemical, all aggressively expanding capacity, raising concerns whether the new business can deliver near-term profitability.

Meanwhile, the company's core polysilicon business remains under severe stress. Industry data shows Q1 shipments significantly missed expectations, with average selling prices depressed at approximately RMB 44/kg. Bocom International maintained a \"Buy\" rating with a target price of HKD 1.19, citing competitive advantages in LFP and silicon-carbon anode materials, though the stock currently trades well below this target.

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