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Sanergy’s $2.6 Billion Crash: Hong Kong Regulator’s Warning Ignites Massive Sell-off and Highlights Risks in Small-Capitalisation Stocks
Sanergy's massive 98% collapse eradicates US$2.6 billion from the value of a Chinese graphite company. A warning from a Hong Kong regulator about the risks of concentrated ownership sparked a sudden sell-off in a stock that had surged 400 per cent in the previous three months.
The value of Sanergy Group, a company that produces graphite products, plummeted by 98% following a cautionary statement from Hong Kong's securities regulator. They advised investors to refrain from trading the company's stock due to its excessively centralized ownership.
The dramatic drop carries on the stock's turbulent journey, which had seen a surge of over 400 per cent in three months until mid-August. This erratic fluctuation highlights the dangers associated with a range of small-cap stocks traded in the city. These stocks are currently under more rigorous examination by regulatory bodies, aiming to eliminate wrongdoing and safeguard investor trust.
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