Movement Alert|Pateo Connect Plus Falls 6.08% in Regular Trading, Auto Parts Sector Broadly Pressured After Massive Monthly Rally

Market Focus
May 28

On May 28, Pateo Connect Plus declined 6.08% in regular trading, trading at 216.8 HKD/share, with trading volume of approximately 68 million HKD. The pullback comes after the stock had accumulated gains exceeding 60% within the month, fueled by a series of positive catalysts including Q1 revenue growth surpassing 100% year-over-year, a landmark partnership with NVIDIA on the DRIVE AGX Thor platform for on-vehicle large model deployment, and the appointment of former Cerence CEO Stefan Ortmanns as European business head to accelerate global expansion.

The broader Auto Parts & Equipment sector saw widespread selling pressure on the session, with Nexteer down 3.62%, HESAI-W down 2.79%, Johnson Electric Holdings down 2.47%, CALB down 2.33%, and Joyson Electronic down 2.20%.

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