Key Takeaways:
Feisu Innovation (03355.HK) raised an additional HKD 228 million after its overall coordinator partially exercised an over-allotment option following the company's recent Hong Kong listing.
The announcement was made in a filing to the Hong Kong Stock Exchange on April 17.
The option involved 5.6757 million shares, or 14.19% of the total offering, issued at the original offer price of HKD 41.6 per share. The stabilizing period for the global offering concluded on the same day. During this period, stabilizing manager China International Capital Corporation purchased 324,300 shares on the open market at prices between HKD 40.2 and HKD 41.6.
The exercise of the option increases the public float of the newly-listed company. However, the end of the stabilization period removes a key source of buying support, which likely contributed to the stock's 6.3% decline on the day.
The share price drop following the end of stabilization suggests negative investor sentiment and potential for further downside pressure. Investors will now watch for the company's first post-listing earnings report to assess its fundamental performance against its IPO valuation.
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