On August 31, SENSETIME-W fell 3.38% in regular trading, trading at HKD 1.42/share, with turnover of HKD 191 million. The decline extends a post-earnings adjustment that began after the company released its interim results on August 26.

While the company reported its first-ever IFRS net profit of RMB 617 million for the first half, marking its maiden consolidated profit since listing in late 2021, market concerns over earnings quality have continued to weigh on the stock. Stripping out RMB 4.588 billion in equity investment fair value gains, the adjusted net loss still stood at RMB 386 million, indicating the core business has yet to turn profitable. Additionally, accounts receivable aged over three years accounted for nearly half of the total, and the company faces ongoing workforce reduction pressures.

The stock had rallied nearly 9% on August 17 following the positive profit alert, effectively front-running the earnings beat. Since the formal results landed on August 26, profit-taking has dominated, with shares dropping 3.06% on August 27 before briefly rebounding on August 28. The current session continues this corrective trend as funds lock in gains from the earlier rally.

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