On June 10, Tianli Holdings Group fell 5.61% in regular trading, trading at 6.47 HKD/share, with trading volume of 22.91 million HKD. The decline extends a volatile correction pattern following the stock's nearly 2000% surge since early May, driven by MLCC industry price increases amid surging AI server demand.

The pullback comes after repeated sharp swings in recent sessions, including a 13.81% drop on June 8 and a 5.83% decline on June 4, interspersed with recovery rallies. Market analysis has flagged significant pullback risk given the outsized short-term gains. The broader Electronic Components sector also showed weakness, with FIT HON TENG down 8.72%, SUNNY OPTICAL down 2.67%, VGT down 2.15%, and KB LAMINATES down 2.14%.

While the MLCC supercycle narrative remains intact — with AI server demand driving structural supply tightness and major manufacturers raising prices — short-term profit-taking pressure continues to weigh on shares after the parabolic advance.

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