On October 9, CCTC fell 4.33% in regular trading, trading at HK$117.3, with Turnover of HK$6.4497 million. The decline came as the stock faced dual pressure from high-level selling by shareholders and institutions, coupled with overall weakness in the electronic components sector.

Background context shows that CCTC had repeatedly hit new highs driven by MLCC industry prosperity. Huafeng International announced plans to liquidate all its H-share holdings in CCTC, while JPMorgan had previously reduced its stake by 84,900 shares on September 21 at around HK$141.18 per share. Accumulated profit-taking formed the backdrop for this pullback.

At the sector level, electronic component stocks broadly weakened on the day, with KB Laminates down 2.73%, Kingboard Holdings down 4.16%, VGT down 3.72%, and Luxshare ICT down 1.89%, reflecting cautious market sentiment.

CCTC is a China-based company engaged in the research, development, production and sales of electronic ceramic materials and components. Its product portfolio includes electronic and ceramic materials, electronic components such as MLCCs and MLCIs, communication devices, and equipment components.

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