On July 13, Anker Innovations (00668.HK) fell 3.3% in regular trading, trading at HK$99.5 per share, with turnover of HK$1.41 million. The stock has now approached its IPO issue price of HK$99.32.

The decline reflects continued post-listing selling pressure since the company completed its A+H dual listing on July 2. Although Jefferies initiated coverage on July 10 with a Buy rating and HK$145 target price, the resulting bounce proved short-lived and failed to reverse the downtrend. The stock has now fallen over 13% from its first-day high of HK$114.9.

On the fundamental side, the company previously recalled 2.27 million portable chargers globally due to product quality issues, while operating cash flow plunged 82.5% year-over-year. IPO-related selling pressure continues to weigh on shares, and A-share margin trading data has shown net selling in recent sessions, indicating weak short-term market sentiment.

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