On September 28, LUXSHARE ICT fell 3.03% in regular trading, trading at 53.65 HKD/share, with turnover of approximately 36.87 million HKD. The decline came as the broader electronic components sector weakened, compounded by negative sentiment stemming from a major Apple patent ruling.

On the news front, a federal jury in San Diego ruled that Apple infringed on two haptic feedback-related patents held by Tactus Technology, ordering Apple to pay over $5.7 billion in damages. Although the jury found the infringement was not willful, the ruling has weighed on Apple supply chain sentiment in the near term. As a key Apple supply chain partner commanding an estimated 33% production allocation for iPhone 18 Pro/Pro Max models, LUXSHARE ICT is particularly sensitive to Apple-related disruptions.

Capital flow data further underscores the weak momentum. On September 24, the stock saw net institutional selling of 653 million yuan on its A-share listing, while margin balances declined for six consecutive days. The A-share had already fallen 4.36% on that date. Within the Electronic Components sector, the broader weakness was evident, with peers including KB Laminates down 4.38%, Kingboard Holdings down 4.55%, VGT down 5.65%, Delton down 6.77%, and Ligent down 3.57%.

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