Movement Alert|LEAPMOTOR Falls 5.21% in Regular Trading, HK Auto Sector Broadly Declines as New Property Subsidiary Draws Scrutiny

Market Focus
Jul 22

On July 22, LEAPMOTOR fell 5.21% in regular trading, trading at HKD 33.54/share, with turnover of HKD 232 million. The decline led peers in the Hong Kong-listed automobile sector, which saw broad-based selling pressure.

On the news front, the HK auto sector declined collectively, with Geely Auto down over 3% and Li Auto down over 2%. LEAPMOTOR's steeper loss relative to peers appears linked to the recent establishment of Hangzhou Leapmotor Property Co., a wholly-owned subsidiary with RMB 100 million in registered capital. The subsidiary's business scope includes real estate development, AI public data platforms, and energy storage technology services. The market expressed concern over capital allocation efficiency as the EV maker diversifies into property development.

For context, Chairman Zhu Jiangming and shareholder Fu Liquan have collectively increased their stake by approximately HKD 900 million over the past six months, signaling management confidence in the company's long-term trajectory.

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