[Stock Market Rebound] Robot Stocks Overcome Previous Day's Plunge Shock to Show Divergent Trends... Hulim Robotics and Eugene Robotics 'Strong'

As the domestic stock market breaks free from the previous day's plunge shock and shows a strong rebound trend, robot-related stocks are also exhibiting divergent trends by individual stock. As of the afternoon trading session on the 9th, low-price buying power has flowed into both the KOSPI and KOSDAQ markets, and robot stocks are also benefiting from the recovered investor sentiment.

■ Rising Stocks: Hulim Robotics, Eugene Robotics, Wonik Holdings, etc. Show Strength Humanoid robot and special-purpose robot-related stocks recorded strong upward trends.

• Hulim Robotics: Traded at 10,430 won, up 4.61% from the previous trading day. It showed strength, rising to 10,650 won during the session, and its trading volume exceeded 2.43 million shares.
• Eugene Robotics: Rose 6.16% to 19,290 won.
• Goyoung: Rose 8.63% to 30,200 won.
• Hyundai Movex: Rose 5.60% to 34,900 won.
• Wonik Holdings: Surged 12.67%, attracting strong interest from investors.

In addition, reflecting the continued interest in robot core component and platform companies, Rainbow Robotics (623,000 won), Robotis (290,500 won), and SPG (97,300 won) also garnered attention.

■ Falling Stocks: Doosan Robotics, Robostar, etc. Show Weakness On the other hand, some large-cap robot stocks were unable to avoid a downward trend as profit-taking sell-offs emerged.

• Doosan Robotics: Fell 8.41% to 116,500 won.
• Robostar: Traded at 119,400 won, plunging 14.10%.
• Clobot: Recorded a downward trend of 2.93%.

■ Market Outlook: "Expectations for Physical AI Driven by NVIDIA vs. Need to Review Earnings" The market evaluates that expectations for 'Physical AI' and the humanoid robot industry have been highlighted once again, catalyzed by the recent visit to South Korea by NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang. As AI develops in a direction that combines with robots in actual industrial sites, interest is extending to related component, software, and automation equipment companies.

The securities industry analyzes that while the robot industry is highly likely to benefit from the expansion of the AI industry, stock price trends could sharply diverge depending on the individual earnings performance and order-taking competitiveness of each company. Therefore, the prevailing view is that a selective approach is necessary—one that reviews both the company's technological prowess and business performance—rather than a simple theme-based approach.

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