Movement Alert|Guoxia Technology Rises 5.47% in Regular Trading, Technical Rebound After Multi-Day Selloff Following Industrial Fund Announcement

Market Focus
May 28

On May 28, Guoxia Technology rose 5.47% in regular trading, trading at HK$22.8/share, with trading volume of HK$40.13 million. The stock experienced a technical rebound after consecutive sessions of decline.

On the news front, the company announced on May 22 that it would invest RMB 200 million as a limited partner to establish the Kaibo Gongchuang (Hubei) Equity Investment Fund with a total target size of RMB 5 billion, focusing on new energy battery supply chain enterprises. The company stated the fund's investments could generate synergies with its energy storage products and EPC business. However, the market remained divided over the significant capital commitment funded through internal resources under a light-asset business model. Following the announcement, the stock declined from HK$25.3 to HK$22.12, representing a cumulative drop exceeding 12% over multiple trading sessions before today's rebound.

Within the Heavy Electrical Equipment sector, Dongfang Electric fell 3.66%, Shanghai Electric fell 3.36%, Goldwind rose 0.57%, Harbin Electric was flat, and Titans Energy was flat.

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