On May 20, Dongfang Electric fell 3.59% in regular trading, trading at HK$36.56/share, with trading volume of approximately HK$53.56 million.

The decline extends the stock's recurring pattern of rallying on positive catalysts followed by next-session reversals. The company surged over 5% on May 18, driven by a landmark G50 heavy-duty gas turbine export agreement with a North American client for 10 units of 50MW turbines destined for a 1.4GW data center power plant in Canada, alongside bullish broker reports on wind power sector profitability. However, short-term profit-taking pressure has since dominated, with the stock pulling back on both May 19 and May 20.

Within the Heavy Electrical Equipment sector, the overall board remains under collective pressure. Among individual stocks, SH Electric up 0.61%, Goldwind down 2.13%, Harbin Electric down 1.52%, Guoxia Tech down 1.38%, Vpower Group down 8.51%. Sector-wide selling sentiment has visibly weighed on individual stock performance, with gains quickly fading as leveraged and short-term funds continue to lock in profits.

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