On October 13, LENOVO GROUP fell 3.71% in regular trading, trading at 31.26 Hong Kong dollars with turnover of 163 million Hong Kong dollars. The decline was primarily driven by dilution from the placement of new H shares and weaker PC shipment data.

The company recently announced a placement of 130 million new H shares, representing 8.71% of the enlarged issued H share capital and 4.76% of the enlarged total issued shares, at a price of 31.08 Hong Kong dollars per share, a 9.76% discount to the closing price on October 7. Industry data shows that global PC shipments fell 20.1% year-over-year in the third calendar quarter, with LENOVO GROUP's shipments down 22.6%.

Despite these near-term pressures, analysts remain broadly positive. Researchers have maintained outperform ratings, citing AI server order backlog of 54 billion US dollars, up 157% sequentially, and adjusted net income growth of 176.3% year-over-year in the latest fiscal quarter.

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