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Corporate Q&A | LeiKe Defense: The Company Does Not Manufacture or Sell Vector Network Analyzers
Gelonghui, October 8 — An investor asked Reeco Defense on an interactive platform whether the company produces vector network analyzers. Recently, some institutions have issued research reports
Express News | The satellite internet sector of China's A-share market strengthened during trading hours, with LeiKe Defense rising more than 9%. Guoci Materials, Lion Micro, Tianyin Electromechanical, Chuangyuan Xinke, and other stocks followed suit. On the news front, China successfully launched 26 batches of low-orbit satellites for its satellite internet network.
LeiKe Defense (002413.SZ): Plans to Launch 2026 Restricted Stock Incentive Plan
Gelonghui, September 18 — Leike Defense (002413.SZ) announced its 2026 Restricted Stock Incentive Plan. Under the plan, the total number of restricted shares to be granted to eligible participants
Leike Defense (002413.SZ): Currently no laser communication business
Gelonghui, September 15 — Leike Defense (002413.SZ) stated on an interactive platform that the company currently has no laser communication business.
Express News | Leike Defense: Sales orders have been secured for products related to the "Shanhai" intelligent computing module.
LeiKe Defense stated on its investor interaction platform that the company has secured sales orders for products related to its "Shanhai" intelligent computing modules. The company will actively promote the application of these products based on market conditions. Currently, revenue from these products accounts for a small proportion of total income, and their impact on the company's financial performance is limited.
A-Share Market Watch: Memory Chip Stocks Fall Broadly; Shannon Semiconductor Drops Over 7%
Gelonghui, August 19 – Stocks related to memory chips in the A-share market fell collectively. Among them, Torrens dropped more than 8%, Shannon Semiconductor Innovation fell over 7%, Jingzhida, Leike Defense, and Goke Micro declined by more than 6%, while Maxwell, Longsys Electronics, Tianshan Electronics, Demingli, and Jingyi Equipment dropped over 5%. Analysts pointed out that concerns about inflation and rising government debt have kept U.S. Treasury yields at elevated levels, reducing investors' willingness to pay a premium for high-valuation growth stocks tied to AI, including memory chip makers. This macroeconomic factor has triggered the broad decline in global tech stocks, particularly those in the memory chip sector.