On September 2, MININGLAMP-W declined 5.63% in regular trading, trading at HK$52.35 per share, with turnover of approximately HK$54.42 million. The pullback follows a 21.25% surge in the prior session, with short-term profit-taking pressure becoming evident.

The previous session's rally was driven by a dual catalyst: the company's H1 interim results showing revenue of RMB 760 million (up 18.0% YoY) with losses narrowing 68.5%, and the MIIT's announcement of an AI application service provider cultivation initiative. Notably, the Agentic Services segment delivered explosive 605.7% revenue growth to RMB 171 million. However, adjusted net profit remained negative at RMB -59 million, while R&D expenses surged 52.3% YoY to RMB 229 million, adding near-term cost pressure.

Market participants noted that the company underwent an 85.4% lock-up share release in late July, significantly expanding the free float. The rapid post-surge correction reflects divergent views on valuation sustainability amid ongoing losses and elevated investment spending, including an RMB 859 million acquisition of a stake in Pansoft.

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