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Leading Aerospace and Satellite Firm: Controlling Shareholder Cashes Out Over RMB 1 Billion | Selected Post-Market Announcements
The controlling shareholder of a leading aerospace and satellite company has cumulatively cashed out over RMB 1 billion; the "top pharmaceutical player" has secured approval for two new indications for its blockbuster Class 1 innovative drug; a renowned tire giant has joined the "Mi Chain"... Which post-market announcements are worth watching today?
Breaking: Cheapest stock on the STAR Market triggers trading-based mandatory delisting; trading suspended starting tomorrow | Post-market announcement roundup
Yuanwanggu: Plans to acquire 100% equity of Guangtai Communications; the target company primarily engages in automated coupling equipment for optical communication components and modules, among
0.0246%! Lottery rate for the third most expensive IPO of the year is announced | Post-market Announcement Roundup
As of August 31, Zhang Jianping has exited the list of the top ten shareholders of Zhongji Innolight. He was ranked as the ninth-largest shareholder at the end of the second quarter.
Interim dividend activity on the STAR Market heats up: 81 companies plan to distribute approximately RMB 6.7 billion in cash, with industry leaders topping the payout list.
① Under the combined influence of normalized regulatory guidance, the demonstrated resilience of listed companies' earnings, and sustained improvements in cash flow, enthusiasm for interim dividends in the A-share market continues to rise; ② A total of 81 companies listed on the STAR Market have announced their 2026 interim dividend plans, with a total dividend distribution amounting to approximately RMB 6.7 billion.
The STAR Market Index will undergo its Q3 2026 constituent review, with five securities, including Raytron Technology, being added to the SSE Science and Technology Innovation Board 50 Index.
① Raytron Technology, Huafeng Technology, Yitang Semiconductor, Insta360 Innovation, and SJ Semiconductor will be added to the SSE Science and Technology Innovation Board 50 Index (STAR 50); JPT Optoelectronics, Everbright Photonics, Cathay Biotech, and seven other securities will be added to the STAR 100 Index. ② After seven years of development, the index system for stocks listed on the Shanghai Stock Exchange's Science and Technology Innovation Board (STAR Market) has become increasingly robust, forming a multi-tiered "5+21+8" index framework that achieves comprehensive coverage of the market capitalization and industrial chains within the STAR Market.
Semi-Annual Report on the Chip Design Sector of the STAR Market: 64 Companies Achieved Positive Revenue Growth, 12 Turned a Profit
① There are 74 chip design companies listed on the STAR Market. Among them, 64 reported positive year-on-year revenue growth in the first half of 2026, and 12 turned a profit from previous losses. ② In terms of revenue scale, the top five companies in the first half of 2026 were Changxin Technology, Biwin Storage, Hygon Information, Cambricon, and SmartSens.
Surging Demand for AI Servers Amid Tight Capacity: Electronic Fabric Industry Sees Triple Wave of Order Surges, Price Hikes, and Production Expansion | On the Ground
① Surging demand for AI servers is intensifying the shortage of upstream substrate supplies; ② High-end electronic yarn is currently in extremely short supply, with price increases for electronic cloth gradually spreading from premium to standard grades; ③ Analysts believe that as the wave of AI computing infrastructure development continues, the supply of raw materials such as electronic yarn and cloth will remain tight.
Xiao K Morning Brief | Unitree Technology to List on STAR Market on August 19; OpenAI Pledges Large-Scale Deployment of NVIDIA Computing Infrastructure
1. U.S. stocks in AI-related sectors, such as memory and optical communications, bucked the trend to rise; 2. Tesla is reportedly preparing to launch its CyberCab to the public in August; 3. Cambricon's 561,000 equity incentive shares will become tradable on August 20.
STAR Market Evening Brief | Changxin Technology's Total Market Cap Exceeds RMB 4 Trillion; Unitree Robotics to List This Wednesday
① Accelink Technologies plans to invest RMB 26.054 million in a project for the research and development testing platform of high-end optical communication components; ② Fudan Microelectronics' net profit for the first half of 2026 increased by 338.58% year-on-year; ③ Transsion Holdings' net profit for the first half of the year increased by 46.22% year-on-year.
How to view 'NPO vs. CPO'? Optical communications giant Lumentum: Incremental rather than substitution—both represent significant opportunities.
Optical communications provider Lumentum clarified that NPO and CPO are not in a zero-sum competition but represent complementary, incremental opportunities. Non-NVIDIA customers are demonstrating higher optical intensity in NPO deployments, and their related shipment schedules are not constrained by NVIDIA's Kyber rack rollout timeline. Additionally, the company has strategically reallocated a portion of its Japanese wafer fab capacity to CW lasers to capture incremental market demand. Citi reiterated its 'Buy' rating on the stock with a price target of $1,100.
Pre-Market News Brief for A-Shares (2026-07-21)
Mini Program: Key Pre-Market News for A-Share Investors 1. Shanghai Stock Exchange Sees 25 New Share Repurchase and Management Share Purchase Plans Announced in One Night, with Aggregate Ceiling Amount Exceeding RMB 10 Billion On the evening of July 20, 25 listed companies on the Shanghai Stock Exchange announced new share repurchase or management share purchase plans, with a combined ceiling amount exceeding RMB 10 billion. Specifically, 16 companies unveiled new share repurchase plans, with a total repurchase ceiling of RMB 3.96 billion; nine companies disclosed new management share purchase plans, with a total purchase ceiling of RMB 6.775 billion. In addition to these repurchase and purchase announcements, 16 Shanghai-listed companies submitted positive earnings previews, while 23 Shanghai-listed firms filed multiple favorable disclosures, including announcements of major contract signings and proposals for interim dividends. (Securities Times) 2.
Changxin Technology IPO winning numbers announced | Post-market announcements roundup
Eoptolink: H1 Net Profit Expected to Rise 78%–103%, Driven by Sustained Growth in AI-Related Computing Investment and Product Portfolio Optimization
Another batch of A-share companies has released positive profit forecasts for the first half of the year, with two already disclosing results under the 'Yi Zhongtian' label.
Several A-share companies have released their 2026 interim earnings forecasts: Eoptolink Technology expects its net profit for the first half of the year to increase by 78%–103% year-on-year, Xiechuang Data forecasts a 247%–340% increase, and Yangjie Technology anticipates a 20%–40% rise.
Gigawatt-scale AI computing centers accelerate deployment: How to overcome curtailment challenges and close the industrial loop?
① Traditional computing infrastructure is facing unprecedented demands for upgrades. ② In the second and third quarters of 2026, gigawatt-scale intelligent computing center projects led by local governments have shown a clear acceleration trend. ③ Yuegangwan Intelligent Computing has secured cumulative new AI computing orders exceeding RMB 15 billion; its net profit for the first half of 2026 is expected to surpass RMB 240 million, and the company’s total order backlog has now exceeded RMB 30 billion.
Explosive Earnings! Storage Sector Star Stock Sees Net Profit Surge Over 3,200% Year-on-Year | Selected Post-Market Announcements
A dark horse in memory chips forecasts over 32-fold year-over-year growth in its interim earnings; a veteran securities firm plans to spend billions to bid for controlling stakes in a peer; the pioneer in surgical robots will be suspended from trading starting tomorrow...
Morning Brief by Xiao K | SK Hynix's U.S. market cap surpasses Micron; Zhongji Xuchuang expects stable gross margin in Q2
① Methane produced from liquefied natural gas was used for the first time in Long March series rockets; ② Samsung Electronics plans to advance the commissioning of its first chip fabrication plant in Yongin to 2029; ③ Seres expects a net loss of RMB 1.5 billion to RMB 1.8 billion in the first half of the year.
China Satellite is expected to return to profitability in the first half of the year, with increased revenue and profit from satellite development operations.
China Dongfanghong Satellite Co., Ltd. has issued a profit forecast for the first half of 2026, expecting attributable net profit to range between RMB 30.5 million and RMB 36.5 million, successfully reversing the net loss of RMB 30.49 million recorded in the same period last year, with non-recurring net profit also turning positive. The improvement in performance is primarily attributed to accelerated satellite development activities and an increased number of project acceptance milestones, which have driven higher revenue and profitability.
Breaking News! This company fined RMB 45 million for misleading statements related to 'commercial spaceflight' | After-Hours Announcement Roundup
Seres: Expects net loss of RMB 1.5 billion to RMB 1.8 billion in the first half; performance of core subsidiary Aito Motor has fluctuated.
China Satcom, Seres, and Shanshan Co., Ltd. have released their half-year earnings forecasts.
Caixin News, July 12 — This evening, a batch of popular stocks including China Satellite, Seres, and Shanshan Co., Ltd. released their earnings forecasts for the first half of the year. China Satellite: Net profit for the first half of the year is expected to be RMB 305 million to RMB 365 million, turning from loss to profit year-over-year, with satellite application business maintaining steady growth. According to China Satellite’s announcement, net profit attributable to shareholders of the listed company for the first half of 2026 is expected to be between RMB 305 million and RMB 365 million, representing a year-over-year turnaround from loss to profit. The company’s Q2 net profit is projected at RMB 730 million to RMB 790 million, compared to a Q1 net loss of RMB 430 million, implying a sequential turnaround from loss to profit in Q2. The company stated in its announcement,
High-priced orders being fulfilled, order books overflowing, and capacity tight—domestic shipyards enjoy a 'bumper harvest,' but exercise caution in securing new orders | Fax
① Reporters have learned that high-priced orders placed in 2023–2024 are gradually entering the delivery phase, and coupled with the continued decline in shipbuilding steel prices in recent years, shipyards’ gross margins may remain elevated over the next two years; ② Order backlogs are largely scheduled beyond 2030, with only a few large shipyards having limited availability during 2028–2029 to accommodate additional high-priced orders; ③ Newbuild tankers and bulk carriers will be the primary drivers of demand over the next two years.