律动BlockBeats|Aug 10, 2026 12:08
[South Korean Investors Aggressively Buy InnoLight Technology H Shares, Net Inflows Exceed HK$340 Million in Two Weeks of Listing]
BlockBeats News, August 10: Following the listing of InnoLight Technology H shares, the company quickly garnered attention from South Korean investors, becoming the Hong Kong stock with the highest net purchase amount by South Korean funds in the past month. According to SEIBro data from the Korea Securities Depository (KSD), between July 8 and August 7, South Korean investors purchased InnoLight Technology H shares with a settlement amount of $45.067 million and sold with a settlement amount of $1.6729 million, resulting in a net purchase settlement amount of $43.3942 million, approximately HK$340 million, ranking first among Hong Kong stocks net purchased by South Korean investors during the same period.
InnoLight Technology H shares were listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange on July 30, and within just seven trading days, its net purchase volume was nearly four times that of the second-ranked stock on the same list, accounting for nearly half of the total net purchase amount of the top ten Hong Kong stocks bought by South Korean investors. During the same period, the total net purchase amount of the top ten Hong Kong stocks by South Korean investors was approximately $96.27 million, with Tianrui Automotive Interiors, ChinaAMC CSI 300 Index ETF, Minsheng Capital, and Luxshare Precision H shares ranking behind.
However, on August 10, InnoLight Technology's stock price experienced a pullback. Its H shares fell by 6.94%, closing at HK$1,033 per share, while its A shares dropped by 6.01%, closing at RMB 864.58 per share. Market analysts believe that the rapid deployment of South Korean funds into InnoLight Technology may be related to the rapid growth of AI data centers, increased demand for optical modules, and the company's position in the global computing power infrastructure supply chain. [Original Article Link]
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