Hong Kong Stock Movement: DTXS SILK ROAD expects to lose over HKD 80 million, stock price plummets 41.15%, triggering market panic

Hong Kong Stock Movement DTXS Silk Road fell 41.15%. Based on recent key news: On March 31, DTXS Silk Road announced that it expects to record a loss of approximately HKD 81.8 million for the year ending December 31, 2025, a significant increase from the loss of HKD 33.1 million in 2024. The increase in loss is mainly due to the write-down of development properties and completed properties held for sale amounting to approximately HKD 56.3 million. This news has intensified market concerns about the company's financial condition, leading to a sharp decline in stock price. Source: Zhitong Finance On March 31, DTXS Silk Road Investment issued a profit warning, expecting losses to increase in 2025, primarily due to property write-downs. This announcement further undermined investor confidence, resulting in a drop in stock price. Source: Zhitong Finance On March 30, DTXS Silk Road Investment Holdings Co Ltd announced that it expects an annual loss of approximately HKD 81.8 million, mainly due to property write-downs of about HKD 56.3 million. This information heightened market concerns about the company's profitability, causing the stock price to fall. Source: Zhitong Finance. The market holds a cautious attitude towards the real estate industry's prospects. Stocks with High Trading Volume in the Industry China Tobacco Hong Kong fell 1.45%. Based on recent key news: On March 28, the Ministry of Finance disclosed the central government's budget for 2026, which for the first time increased the proportion of after-tax profits collected from wholly state-owned enterprises, with the proportion for tobacco companies set at 35%. This policy adjustment may affect the profits of China Tobacco Hong Kong, thereby putting pressure on its stock price. (Source: Ministry of Finance) On March 31, British American Tobacco Malaysia announced that it will launch a new market channel model on July 1 and initiate workforce optimization. This news may impact the overall tobacco industry and indirectly affect the market performance of China Tobacco Hong Kong. (Source: British American Tobacco) The tobacco industry faces policy adjustments, leading to increased market volatility. Hong Kong Robot rose 1.59%. Based on recent key news: On March 30, Linghou Robotics announced the completion of a B round financing of several hundred million yuan, with investors including SMIC Juyuan, Houwai Capital, and other institutions. This round of financing will help Linghou accelerate breakthroughs in core technology research and development, capacity expansion, and market development, driving up stock prices. On March 30, Zhiyuan Robotics officially rolled off its 10,000th general-purpose embodied robot, marking its leap from a "workshop" to industrial-grade standards. This move demonstrates the company's rapid development in the field of embodied intelligence, boosting market confidence. On March 30, Huayan Robotics was listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange. Although it initially "broke" at the opening, it closed at HKD 19.66 at noon, 15% higher than the offering price. This performance reflects market recognition of its future development, driving fluctuations in related sector stock prices. The robotics industry is rapidly developing, with significant capital inflow China Beidahuang fell 2.17%, with a transaction amount reaching HKD 1.05 million, and there have been no significant news recently. The trading is active, and the capital flow is evident. Considering the sector and industry trends, the stock shows significant volatility, and the specific reasons need further observation. Stocks ranked at the top of the industry by market capitalization Chen Chang International fell 3.27%. Based on recent news, On March 30, Chen Chang International announced its annual performance for the year ending last December, with a revenue of HKD 12.044 billion, a year-on-year decrease of 5.2%. The net profit was HKD 144 million, a year-on-year decrease of 70%; earnings per share were HKD 0.0713. A final dividend of HKD 0.06 per share was declared, compared to HKD 0.055 in the same period last year. The poor performance led to a decline in stock price. On March 30, Zhitong Finance reported that the decline in revenue for Chen Chang International was mainly due to supply constraints of the new Subaru Forester, resulting in reduced sales volume. Despite strong market demand, supply issues have affected short-term profitability, putting pressure on the stock price. On March 30, the total comprehensive income increased by 920% year-on-year to HKD 1.06 billion, but short-term profitability pressure still exists. Investors' expectations for future supply recovery have not been fully digested, leading to stock price fluctuations. Market demand is strong, but supply issues affect short-term profitability