On September 30, LUXSHARE ICT fell 3.05% in regular trading, trading at 52.55 HKD/share, with turnover of HKD 37.43 million. The stock had rebounded over 3% in the prior session but failed to reverse its recent downtrend, resuming weakness amid multiple headwinds.

On the news front, the overhang from Apple's patent litigation continues to weigh on sentiment across the Apple supply chain. A San Diego federal jury recently ruled that Apple infringed on two haptic feedback patents held by Tactile Tech, ordering damages exceeding USD 5.7 billion. While the jury found the infringement was not willful, the sheer magnitude of the verdict has unsettled fruit-chain stocks in the near term. Meanwhile, the company's A-shares have seen persistent net outflows from institutional investors, with a single-day net selling of RMB 653 million recorded on September 24, and margin balances declining for multiple consecutive sessions.

On the fundamental side, LUXSHARE ICT's buyback program remains active, having spent approximately RMB 1 billion to repurchase 17.67 million A-shares as of end-August. The company's Q3 net profit attributable to shareholders is projected to grow 29%-57% quarter-over-quarter, and 13 institutions have maintained buy or overweight ratings over the past 90 days with an average target price of RMB 81.02.

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