On June 10, GCL Technology (03800.HK) fell 5.41% in regular trading, trading at HKD 0.71 per share, with trading volume of approximately HKD 33.08 million. The stock once again approached its 52-week low.

The decline is primarily driven by persistent market concerns over the company's strategic transformation. During the recent SNEC conference, GCL Group Chairman Zhu Gongshan stated that the concept of a standalone PV manufacturing enterprise may disappear, while Co-CEO Lan Tianshi disclosed that PV product revenue will be reduced to below 20% of total revenue within three years, with lithium iron phosphate becoming the primary product. The market remains skeptical as the core granular silicon business is still loss-making with EPS at -0.096 yuan, while new businesses remain in early production ramp-up stages with significant execution uncertainty.

The stock has accumulated over 30% in losses over the past three months, weighed down by ongoing PV industry overcapacity and intensifying price competition across the silicon materials sector.

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