On July 30, LENS fell 3.2% in regular trading, trading at HK$20.5/share, with turnover of HK$68.33 million, extending the recent correction trend.

On the news front, the previously announced TGV advanced packaging cooperation memorandum with Intel has been largely priced in. The company explicitly cautioned that the memorandum may not lead to any formal agreement, and the TGV business has yet to generate material impact on operating results. Meanwhile, the actual controller's share increase plan has passed its midpoint with zero shares purchased, citing restricted trading windows related to the stock incentive plan, semi-annual results disclosure, and M&A activities, further weighing on market confidence.

Fundamentally, the company reported a 17.13% year-over-year decline in Q1 revenue with net profit turning to a loss, suggesting operational recovery remains distant. Within the Electronic Components sector, industry-wide selling pressure persists, with KB LAMINATES down 3.11%, VGT down 5.5%, SUNNY OPTICAL down 5.07%, KINGBOARD HLDG down 0.77%, and DELTON down 5.37%.

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