HK Close | HSI Drops 1.7%; Resources and Insurers Slump; Alibaba Falls 2%; Meituan Sinks 3%; Knowledge Atlas Gains 20%; Haizhi Tech Soars 242%

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6 hours ago

I. Market Overview

Hong Kong equities ended lower, with weakness concentrated in resources, financials and internet platforms. The Hang Seng Index (HSI) fell 1.72% to 26,567.12, the Hang Seng China Enterprises Index (HSCEI) declined 1.55% to 9,032.71, and the Hang Seng Tech Index (HSTECH) slipped 0.90% to 5,360.42. Turnover totaled HKD 257.58 billion, suggesting cautious risk appetite amid global tech volatility and pressure across commodities. Notably, precious metals, base metals and energy-linked groups led declines, while a handful of AI/semiconductor names and hardware plays outperformed.

Intraday, the market tracked overnight weakness in global tech and commodities, with heavy selling in diversified metals & mining (-7.08%), copper (-6.10%) and gold (-5.73%). By contrast, selected healthcare equipment and machinery pockets gained, and semiconductor headlines highlighted buying interest in chip-related counters.

II. Sector Performance

Large-cap Tech Stocks

Performance was mixed: Lenovo Group +2.89% (HKD 9.26), Xiaomi +0.88% (HKD 36.84), SMIC +0.79% (HKD 70.35) and JD Health +0.50% (HKD 60.30) rose, while platforms lagged with Meituan -3.18% (HKD 82.15), Baidu -3.07% (HKD 135.80), Alibaba -2.02% (HKD 155.40), JD.com -1.85% (HKD 106.40) and Tencent -0.65% (HKD 532.00); TME underperformed at -9.23% (HKD 59.00).

Top Performing Sectors

  • Forest Products: +3.56%, bucking the broader pullback.

  • Health Care Equipment: +3.38%, supported by defensive positioning.

  • Agricultural & Farm Machinery: +3.03%, aided by rotation into industrial pockets.

Bottom Performing Sectors

  • Diversified Metals & Mining: -7.08%, leading downside on commodity weakness.

  • Copper: -6.10%, as base metals sold off broadly.

  • Gold: -5.73%, reversing despite prior global strength headlines.

III. Top 10 Gainers in Hong Kong Market Today

Stock Name

Ticker

Price (HKD)

Daily Change

HAIZHI TECH GP

02706

92.60

242.20%

KNOWLEDGE ATLAS

02513

485.00

20.65%

AFFLUENT FDN

01757

9.87

18.63%

AXERA

00600

28.26

17.16%

ZHIHUI MINING

02546

18.69

16.09%

MINIMAX-WP

00100

680.00

15.65%

ILUVATAR COREX

09903

268.60

14.59%

BAO PHARMA-B

02659

166.50

11.90%

MEDBOT-B

02252

29.00

11.71%

GON TECHNOLOGY

02768

51.55

9.59%

Filter: Market cap > USD 1B

IV. Top 10 Losers in Hong Kong Market Today

Stock Name

Ticker

Price (HKD)

Daily Change

MONGOL MINING

00975

11.75

-17.66%

ONEROBOTICS

06600

170.20

-13.69%

FIT HON TENG

06088

5.51

-12.40%

BANK OF E ASIA

00023

14.14

-11.13%

JIAXIN INTL RES

03858

86.30

-10.85%

TME-SW

01698

59.00

-9.23%

DRINDA

02865

36.76

-8.96%

YOFC

06869

110.30

-8.46%

CHINFMINING

01258

14.42

-8.39%

LYGEND RESOURCE

02245

27.34

-8.38%

Filter: Market cap > USD 1B

V. Closing Summary

1. The Hong Kong market retreated as global risk-off sentiment weighed on cyclicals and platforms. By the close, the HSI -1.72%, HSCEI -1.55% and HSTECH -0.90% indicated broad selling but a relatively smaller pullback in tech. Turnover of HKD 257.58 billion was solid, consistent with active de-risking. Sector breadth skewed negative, with commodities, insurance and real estate services among the hardest hit, while select defensives and niche industrials posted gains.

2. Large-cap tech traded divergently. Hardware and chip names—Lenovo (+2.89%), Xiaomi (+0.88%), SMIC (+0.79%)—outperformed, aided by resilient AI-hardware sentiment and intraday interest in semiconductors. Internet platforms lagged: Meituan (-3.18%), Baidu (-3.07%), Alibaba (-2.02%), JD.com (-1.85%), with TME (-9.23%) notably weak. This divergence aligns with intraday media focus on chip strength and ongoing global scrutiny of mega-cap AI capex and platform monetization.

3. Beyond megacaps, leadership clustered in AI-adjacent and healthcare innovation: HAIZHI TECH GP (+242.20%), KNOWLEDGE ATLAS (+20.65%), AXERA (+17.16%), ILUVATAR COREX (+14.59%), and MEDBOT-B (+11.71%) appeared in top gainers. On the downside, resource and cyclically sensitive counters fell sharply: Mongol Mining (-17.66%) led losses as metals and mining sectors sold off; Fit Hon Teng (-12.40%) and Bank of East Asia (-11.13%) also weighed. The day’s style bias favored innovation and select defensives over commodities and financials.

4. In the news flow, intraday coverage highlighted Hong Kong semiconductor strength (Axera, Iluvatar and peers advancing), while broader global headlines around Big Tech AI spending and overseas tech volatility kept sentiment cautious for platforms. Company-specific updates—such as Alibaba promoting its Qwen AI app and ecosystem engagement during Lunar New Year—provided a supportive backdrop for longer-term AI narratives even as shares pulled back today. Overall, sector rotation favored healthcare equipment and machinery, with resources and metals at the bottom; new listings and AI-enabled plays continued to attract trading attention.

Sources: Public market data, summarized media reports

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