On September 7, Moore Threads, a prominent domestic GPU manufacturer, witnessed a dramatic 20% drop in its stock price during trading hours, causing its market capitalization to dip below the 200 billion yuan mark. This significant downturn coincided with the large-scale expiration of the lock-up period for 25.7745 million offline-allocated restricted shares from its initial public offering (IPO). A representative from Moore Threads clarified that the stock price plunge was primarily attributable to the substantial influx of shares entering the market due to the expiration of the lock-up period, emphasizing that the company's underlying fundamentals remain robust and unaffected.
