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Sanergy’s 98% Plunge Erases $2.6B in Value Amid Regulatory Warning: The Turbulent Journey of Hong Kong’s Small-Cap Stocks
Sanergy's dramatic 98% collapse eradicates US$2.6 billion from the worth of a Chinese graphite company. A warning from a Hong Kong regulator about the risks of concentrated ownership provokes a sell-off in a stock that had increased by 400 per cent in the previous three months.
The stock of graphite product manufacturer, Sanergy Group, plummeted by 98% following a cautionary statement from Hong Kong's securities regulator. The regulator alerted investors to the extreme concentration of the company's ownership and advised against trading its stock.
The significant drop marks another twist in the journey for the share, which had seen a rise of over 400 per cent in the span of three months until mid-August. This unpredictable fluctuation highlights the potential dangers associated with a range of small-cap stocks that are actively traded in the city. These stocks are now under the watchful eye of regulatory bodies looking to eliminate wrongdoing and maintain trust among investors.
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