Geko Micro: Abnormal fluctuations in stock trading do not involve undisclosed material information that should be disclosed.

Geko Micro announced that the company's stock price had deviated by more than 30% on June 30th and July 1st consecutively, which indicated abnormal fluctuations. After conducting self-inspection and verifying with the controlling shareholder and actual controller, as of the date of the announcement, the company's production and operation are normal, and there are no significant undisclosed matters. The company's 200 million pixel products have not been shipped to customers, and the factory near the port is focusing on its main business. Investors are reminded to pay attention to stock price fluctuations and market risks, and to rely on designated media sources for information.