On May 20, Robotphoenix Intelligent Technology declined 5.88% in regular trading, trading at 47.0 HKD/share, with trading volume of HKD 8.32 million. The stock extended its post-IPO retreat on its third trading day.
The decline continues a sharp reversal from the company's blockbuster debut on May 18, when shares surged over 76% from the IPO price of 30.5 HKD. The stock fell more than 11% on its second day. Market analysts attribute the sustained selling pressure to the company's \"bare\" issuance structure — no cornerstone investors and no greenshoe stabilization mechanism — leaving the stock without institutional support. All internationally placed shares were freely tradeable from day one, amplifying volatility.
Fundamentally, the company remains in persistent losses, with adjusted net losses of approximately RMB 106 million, 52.3 million, and 86.6 million in 2023 through 2025 respectively. Operating cash outflows expanded significantly to RMB 180 million in 2025, while cash reserves stood at only RMB 50 million at year-end, intensifying profit-taking sentiment among early buyers.
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