Movement Alert|DELTON Rises 4.62% in Regular Trading, UBS Increases Long Position to 13.44% Boosting Confidence Amid Technical Rebound

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Sep 18

On September 18, DELTON rose 4.62% in regular trading, trading at 118.8 HKD/share, with turnover of HKD 13.51 million. The stock rebounded following a 3.02% decline in the prior session triggered by profit-taking and the approaching shareholder vote on a convertible bond issuance plan.

On the news front, UBS Group AG recently increased its long position in DELTON H-shares from 11.2% to 13.44%, acquiring an additional approximately 103,000 shares to bring total holdings to 6.183 million shares. The institutional accumulation signals sustained medium-to-long-term conviction despite short-term volatility around the upcoming September 24 extraordinary general meeting, where shareholders will vote on an A-share convertible bond offering of up to RMB 3.6 billion.

On fundamentals, the company is upgrading its Huangshi facility into a major domestic computing server PCB production base, with first-half revenue of RMB 674 million from the unit. PCIe 6.0 server PCBs are expected to begin small-batch shipments this year and ramp to volume production next year. Within the Electronic Components sector, PCB peers stabilized, with VGT up 3.83% and KB LAMINATES up 0.09%.

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