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300750 Contemporary Amperex Technology
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- -2.44-1.01%
Trading Jun 20 14:36 CST
1.09TMarket Cap20.16P/E (TTM)
243.12High239.50Low117.56KlotVolume241.06Open242.10Pre Close2.83BTurnover0.30%Turnover Ratio21.53P/E (Static)4.56BShares295.7452wk High4.37P/B935.29BFloat Cap161.0452wk Low290.52Limit Up3.90BShs Float371.89Historical High193.68Limit Down1.50%Amplitude3.87Historical Low4.55Dividend TTM240.74Avg Price55.08KlotAsk1.90%Div Yield TTM100Lot Size50.25KlotBid
Contemporary Amperex Technology Key Stats
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| (Q1)Mar 31, 2025 | (FY)Dec 31, 2024 | (Q9)Sep 30, 2024 | (Q6)Jun 30, 2024 | (Q1)Mar 31, 2024 | (FY)Dec 31, 2023 | (Q9)Sep 30, 2023 | (Q6)Jun 30, 2023 | (Q1)Mar 31, 2023 | (FY)Dec 31, 2022 | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Operating Cash Flow | ||||||||||
| Goods sale service render cash | 8.52%111.14B | -0.10%417.53B | 6.33%317.54B | 3.77%210.08B | 2.03%102.41B | 36.68%417.94B | 55.48%298.65B | 74.43%202.45B | 89.49%100.37B | 134.10%305.78B |
| Refunds of taxes and levies | -56.22%1.4B | -17.53%10.51B | -19.69%8.17B | -15.32%5.61B | 43.02%3.19B | 34.40%12.74B | 30.32%10.18B | 13.36%6.62B | 4,103.91%2.23B | 2,186.54%9.48B |
| Cash received relating to other operating activities | 43.98%6.57B | 7.14%16.85B | 8.07%10.83B | 4.45%7.38B | 47.71%4.56B | 8.02%15.72B | 12.24%10.02B | 37.08%7.07B | 10.42%3.09B | 1.81%14.56B |
| Adjustment items of operating cash inflws | ---- | ---- | ---- | 0.00%-100 | ---1K | ---- | 0.00%-100 | ---100 | ---- | ---100 |
| Cash inflows from operating activities | 8.12%119.11B | -0.34%444.88B | 5.55%336.54B | 3.21%223.07B | 4.23%110.17B | 35.35%446.41B | 52.69%318.85B | 70.11%216.13B | 89.33%105.69B | 126.94%329.81B |
| Goods services cash paid | 0.88%69.58B | -8.07%285.46B | -5.37%220.64B | -7.93%144.25B | -7.37%68.97B | 31.95%310.52B | 46.51%233.16B | 69.02%156.68B | 82.40%74.46B | 172.39%235.33B |
| Staff behalf paid | 27.63%7.19B | 20.62%25.5B | 22.40%19.33B | 20.20%13.2B | 13.23%5.63B | 16.43%21.14B | 20.72%15.79B | 24.50%10.98B | 23.02%4.98B | 92.69%18.16B |
| All taxes paid | 24.54%7.12B | 66.67%28.53B | 67.73%23.24B | 90.60%17.9B | 32.30%5.72B | 62.56%17.12B | 90.14%13.85B | 107.03%9.39B | 145.52%4.32B | 155.09%10.53B |
| Cash paid relating to other operating activities | 58.20%2.35B | 75.01%8.4B | 74.23%5.9B | 49.44%3.01B | 53.62%1.49B | 4.67%4.8B | 1.40%3.39B | -13.39%2.01B | -54.38%967.38M | 85.24%4.59B |
| Adjustment items of operating cash outflws | ---- | ---- | 0.00%-100 | ---- | ---- | ---- | ---100 | ---- | 200.00%100 | --100 |
| Cash outflows from operating activities | 5.42%86.24B | -1.61%347.89B | 1.09%269.1B | -0.39%178.36B | -3.44%81.81B | 31.64%353.58B | 45.58%266.19B | 65.22%179.06B | 73.81%84.73B | 162.25%268.6B |
| Adjustment items of net operating cash flow | ---- | ---- | ---- | ---- | 900.00%1K | ---- | ---- | 200.00%100 | --100 | --100 |
| Net cash flows from operating activities | 15.91%32.87B | 4.49%96.99B | 28.09%67.44B | 20.61%44.71B | 35.25%28.36B | 51.65%92.83B | 102.76%52.65B | 98.42%37.07B | 196.31%20.97B | 42.65%61.21B |
| Investing cash flow | ||||||||||
| Cash received from disposal of investments | 1,075.58%1.6B | -73.48%2.03B | -89.33%512.53M | -92.68%316.45M | -97.00%135.95M | 484.95%7.65B | 752.49%4.8B | 2,208.07%4.32B | 3,563.48%4.54B | 128.77%1.31B |
| Cash received from returns on investments | 439.97%183.23M | 7.40%1.84B | 22.90%1.47B | -65.39%225.16M | -96.61%33.93M | 131.15%1.71B | 82.79%1.2B | -0.23%650.52M | 163.56%1B | 223.82%740.37M |
| Net cash received from disposal of fix assets、 intangible assets 、other long-term asset | 102.38%30.26M | 484.38%75.11M | 777.53%55.63M | --17.75M | --14.95M | 2,064.17%12.85M | --6.34M | ---- | ---- | -81.57%593.9K |
| Net cash received from disposal of subsidiaries and other business units | ---- | ---- | ---- | ---- | ---- | --3.31M | ---- | ---- | ---- | ---- |
| Cash received relating to other investing activities | ---- | -22.25%963.92M | -84.49%525.58M | -83.23%529.34M | -98.27%11.11M | -19.04%1.24B | 797.41%3.39B | 137.24%3.16B | 94.07%641.95M | -62.60%1.53B |
| Adjustment iems of investing cash inflows | 200.00%1K | ---- | 0.00%-100 | ---100 | ---1K | ---- | ---100 | ---- | ---- | ---- |
| Cash inflows from investing activities | 824.59%1.81B | -53.80%4.91B | -72.69%2.57B | -86.61%1.09B | -96.83%195.95M | 196.58%10.62B | 488.60%9.4B | 274.75%8.13B | 640.46%6.18B | -27.76%3.58B |
| Cash paid to acquire fixed assets intangible assets and other long-term assets | 46.05%10.34B | -7.27%31.18B | -20.99%21.27B | -25.05%13.83B | -32.34%7.08B | -30.26%33.62B | -24.65%26.92B | -25.29%18.45B | -9.84%10.47B | 10.16%48.22B |
| Cash paid to acquire investments | 12,807.27%9.13B | 292.40%22.17B | 1,098.59%28.95B | 1,119.07%21.91B | -95.36%70.75M | -55.74%5.65B | -72.19%2.42B | -69.78%1.8B | -44.89%1.52B | 8.86%12.76B |
| Net cash paid to acquire subsidiaries and other business units | ---- | -24.09%244.02M | --241.21M | --231.44M | --210.69M | --321.45M | ---- | ---- | ---- | ---- |
| Cash paid relating to other investing activities | -85.40%108.14M | -10.62%187.91M | ---- | ---- | --740.82M | -96.88%210.24M | -99.94%547.3K | ---- | ---- | 128.63%6.74B |
| Adjustment items of investing cash outflows | ---- | ---- | ---- | ---- | ---- | --1K | ---- | ---- | ---- | ---- |
| Cash outflows from investing activities | 141.64%19.58B | 35.11%53.78B | 72.02%50.46B | 77.62%35.97B | -32.40%8.1B | -41.22%39.81B | -35.19%29.33B | -38.80%20.25B | -30.70%11.99B | 15.29%67.72B |
| Adjustment items of net investing cash flow | ---- | ---- | 0.00%100 | ---- | ---- | --1K | 0.00%100 | ---- | 200.00%100 | ---- |
| Net cash flows from investing activities | -124.72%-17.77B | -67.45%-48.88B | -140.23%-47.89B | -187.84%-34.88B | -36.18%-7.91B | 54.49%-29.19B | 54.34%-19.94B | 60.81%-12.12B | 64.73%-5.81B | -19.26%-64.14B |
| Financing cash flow | ||||||||||
| Cash received from capital contributions | 162.19%235.71M | -22.97%2.56B | -4.97%1.91B | -72.89%423.07M | -93.12%89.9M | -93.00%3.32B | -95.71%2.01B | -96.61%1.56B | 563.60%1.31B | 2,958.84%47.46B |
| -Including: Cash received from capital contributions by minority shareholders of subsidiaries | 162.19%235.71M | -33.04%1.96B | -20.69%1.49B | -72.89%423.07M | -93.12%89.9M | 39.87%2.93B | -4.40%1.88B | 36.88%1.56B | 563.60%1.31B | 163.11%2.09B |
| Cash from borrowing | -4.09%11.43B | -34.46%30.54B | -55.37%17.82B | -33.41%15.59B | -12.14%11.92B | -8.56%46.6B | 11.20%39.94B | -3.29%23.41B | -5.65%13.57B | 93.93%50.96B |
| Cash received relating to other financing activities | --119.26M | -20.33%292.18M | ---- | ---- | ---- | -92.96%366.76M | -49.93%103.63M | ---- | ---- | 60.99%5.21B |
| Adjustment items of financing cash inflows | ---- | -200.00%-1K | ---- | ---100 | ---- | --1K | --100 | ---- | ---- | ---- |
| Cash inflows from financing activities | -1.85%11.79B | -33.60%33.39B | -53.07%19.73B | -35.87%16.01B | -19.25%12.01B | -51.47%50.29B | -49.31%42.05B | -64.57%24.97B | 0.23%14.87B | 233.58%103.62B |
| Borrowing repayment | -3.52%4.91B | -16.07%19.97B | -23.72%13.95B | -7.61%10.14B | -29.94%5.09B | 35.16%23.8B | 41.52%18.29B | 52.90%10.97B | 397.60%7.27B | 222.57%17.61B |
| Dividend interest payment | 650.64%6.1B | 172.20%25.81B | 180.54%24.86B | 215.61%23.9B | -20.79%813.2M | 166.96%9.48B | 189.99%8.86B | 705.36%7.57B | 91.50%1.03B | 126.49%3.55B |
| -Including:Cash payments for dividends or profit to minority shareholders | 327.20%98M | 5.58%496.05M | 5.58%496.05M | -25.19%45.88M | -62.59%22.94M | --469.83M | --469.83M | --61.33M | --61.33M | ---- |
| Cash payments relating to other financing activities | -88.23%70.93M | -6.82%2.14B | 2,795.89%1.42B | 379.57%1.15B | -50.78%602.53M | 1,061.73%2.29B | -48.91%49.02M | 197.26%240.76M | 1,014.29%1.22B | -47.84%197.44M |
| Adjustment items of financing cash outflows | 200.00%1K | ---- | -200.00%-100 | ---- | ---1K | ---- | --100 | ---- | ---- | --100 |
| Cash outflows from financing activities | 70.39%11.09B | 34.71%47.92B | 47.91%40.23B | 87.34%35.19B | -31.63%6.51B | 66.57%35.57B | 69.20%27.2B | 129.17%18.78B | 351.86%9.52B | 188.40%21.35B |
| Adjustment items of net financing cash flow | ---- | ---- | ---- | ---- | ---- | ---- | ---- | ---- | ---100 | --100 |
| Net cash flows from financing activities | -87.26%701.41M | -198.69%-14.52B | -238.01%-20.5B | -410.00%-19.18B | 2.73%5.5B | -82.11%14.72B | -77.79%14.85B | -90.07%6.19B | -57.93%5.36B | 247.72%82.27B |
| Net cash flow | ||||||||||
| Exchange rate change effecting cash and cash equivalents | 133.81%341.99M | -173.19%-1.6B | -217.44%-2.27B | -149.63%-1.75B | -157.15%-1.01B | -21.76%2.18B | -33.80%1.93B | 198.72%3.54B | -131.40%-393.4M | 491.72%2.79B |
| Adjustment items effecting cash and cash equivalents | --1K | --1K | ---- | 0.00%-100 | ---- | ---- | ---100 | ---100 | ---- | -200.00%-100 |
| Net increase in cash and cash equivalents | -35.29%16.14B | -60.27%31.99B | -106.49%-3.21B | -132.01%-11.1B | 23.95%24.94B | -1.93%80.54B | -4.98%49.5B | -32.31%34.67B | 533.83%20.12B | 580.18%82.12B |
| Add:Begin period cash and cash equivalents | 13.43%270.16B | 51.09%238.17B | 51.09%238.17B | 51.09%238.17B | 51.09%238.17B | 108.76%157.63B | 108.76%157.63B | 108.76%157.63B | 108.76%157.63B | 19.03%75.51B |
| Adjustment items for cash and cash equivalent increase | ---1K | ---- | ---- | ---- | ---- | ---- | ---- | --100 | ---- | ---- |
| End period cash equivalent | 8.81%286.3B | 13.43%270.16B | 13.44%234.95B | 18.08%227.07B | 48.02%263.11B | 51.09%238.17B | 62.33%207.13B | 51.74%192.3B | 125.92%177.75B | 108.76%157.63B |
| Currency Unit | CNY | CNY | CNY | CNY | CNY | CNY | CNY | CNY | CNY | CNY |
| Accounting Standards | CAS (2007) | CAS (2007) | CAS (2007) | CAS (2007) | CAS (2007) | CAS (2007) | CAS (2007) | CAS (2007) | CAS (2007) | CAS (2007) |
| Audit Opinions | -- | Unqualified opinion | -- | -- | -- | Unqualified opinion | -- | -- | -- | Unqualified opinion |
| Auditor | -- | Grant Thornton Certified Public Accountants (Special General Partnership) | -- | -- | -- | Grant Thornton Certified Public Accountants (Special General Partnership) | -- | -- | -- | Grant Thornton Certified Public Accountants (Special General Partnership) |
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Instutional holding and portfolio information provided is based data in 13f filings. The composition provided is updated on a significant delay and may be incomplete. It is not possible to replicate the timing or exact holdings and portfolios. The U.S. has sparked a tariff storm, triggering global market volatility. When the market fluctuates violently, more investment opportunities often appear. Compared with choosing individual stocks, investing in ETFs of the broader market can more easily capture opportunities for market reversals.
Disclaimer: Among the U.S. stock market index ETFs: EFF, which is in the top 3 in terms of asset size among the fear index ETFs; the top 3 ETFs in terms of asset size among the S&P 500 index ETFs; and the corresponding leveraged ETFs; the top 4 ETFs in terms of asset size among the Nasdaq ETFs; and the top 3 ETFs in terms of asset size among the Dow Jones Index.
This presentation is for informational and educational use only and is not a recommendation or endorsement of any particular investment or investment strategy. Investment information provided in this content is general in nature, strictly for illustrative purposes, and may not be appropriate for all investors. It is provided without respect to individual investors' financial sophistication, financial situation, investment objectives, investing time horizon, or risk tolerance. You should consider the appropriateness of this information having regard to your relevant personal circumstances before making any investment decisions. Past investment performance does not indicate or guarantee future success. Returns will vary, and all investments carry risks, including loss of principal. FUTU makes no representation or warranty as to its adequacy, completeness, accuracy or timeline for any particular purpose of the above content.
Instutional holding and portfolio information provided is based data in 13f filings. The composition provided is updated on a significant delay and may be incomplete. It is not possible to replicate the timing or exact holdings and portfolios.
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