Advanced Micro-Fabrication Equipment China (AMEC) reports a 282-311% year-on-year profit growth to at least 2.7 billion yuan ($400 million) in H1, driven by strong domestic semiconductor demand amid US sanctions.
The Shanghai Stock Exchange has updated listing rules for unprofitable AI firms, allowing them to go public on the Star Market if they have an anticipated market cap of at least 4 billion yuan and clear commercialization plans. This aims to support high-quality AI companies amid intense global competition.
The Shanghai Stock Exchange has updated listing rules for unprofitable AI firms, allowing them to go public on the Star Market if they meet criteria like a 4 billion yuan market cap and clear commercialization plans. This aims to support high-quality AI companies amid intense global competition.
The Shanghai Stock Exchange (SSE) has updated listing rules for unprofitable AI firms, allowing LLM developers to go public on the Star Market with an anticipated market cap of at least 4 billion yuan and clear commercialization plans. The move aims to support high-quality AI companies amid intense global competition.
Biwin has signed a locked-volume, locked-price deal to buy enterprise-grade chips from Q3 2026 to Q2 2028. The contract, valued at 12.6 billion yuan, aims to secure medium- to long-term capacity and reduce supply disruption risks.
Unitree Robotics reports a 53% drop in Q1 adjusted profit to 40.3M yuan, despite 68% revenue growth to 422.8M yuan, citing increased expenses and fierce competition in the humanoid robot sector ahead of its Star Market IPO hearing.
Wingtech Technology faces a delisting risk warning on the Shanghai Stock Exchange after its auditor issued a disclaimer of opinion regarding Nexperia's financial records. The company has until the end of 2026 to resolve the audit issues.
Moore Threads Technology, a Chinese GPU challenger to Nvidia, reported a Q1 2026 net profit of 29.4 million yuan, reversing a year-earlier loss of 112.5 million yuan. Quarterly revenue surged 155% to 737.6 million yuan, driven by domestic computing demand amid Beijing's chip self-sufficiency push. The company disclosed a 660 million yuan order for its KUAE computing cluster at end-March.
