Haiguo Shares: Shareholder Yulong Venture Capital reduced its holdings by 275,000 shares, bringing its stake down to 4.999965%.

Gelonghui, June 5 | Haiguo Shares announced that Zhangjiagang Yulong Technology Venture Capital Co., Ltd., a shareholder holding more than 5% of the company's shares, has reduced its stake due to its own funding requirements. Between May 8 and June 4, 2026, Yulong Venture Capital sold 275,000 shares via centralized bidding transactions at an average price of RMB 21.52 per share, representing 0.263509% of the company’s total share capital. Following this equity change, Yulong Venture Capital holds 5,218,000 shares, or 4.999965% of the company’s total share capital. The share reduction plan disclosed on February 10 has not yet been fully implemented, and there is currently no clear plan for further purchases or sales over the next 12 months.

Gelonghui FinanceJun 5 18:07

HaiGuo Co., Ltd.: 2025 Annual Report

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HaiGuo Co., Ltd.: First Quarter Report for 2026

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HaiGuo Co., Ltd.: Summary of the 2025 Annual Report

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Haiguo Co., Ltd. achieved revenue of 1.877 billion yuan in 2025, increasing by 40.44% year-on-year. The synergy between wind power and oil & gas forgings has been strong, with domestic sales accounting for 66.06% of total revenue.

In 2025, Haiguo Corporation's revenue and net profit increased by 40.44% and 53.52% respectively year-on-year, with the growth rate of non-GAAP net profit reaching 65.92%. The profitability quality of its core business continued to improve; combined revenue from wind power and oil & gas forgings accounted for 81.03%, reflecting a more balanced structure. Domestic sales increased to 66.06%, becoming the main driver of growth. Gross margin and net margin both improved, supported by intensified R&D efforts and optimized cost control, while temporary pressure on cash flow was attributed to the evolution of the business model.

lanjinger.comApr 27 17:50

Warnings of continuously rising oil prices have emerged, but why has the U.S. stock market remained unfazed?

Oil prices have experienced significant volatility due to the situation in Iran, yet US equities have defied the trend by reaching new record highs—this rare 'decoupling' phenomenon is underpinned by a strong earnings season and option structures that have created a 'paper prosperity.' However, market breadth has narrowed to its lowest level since the dot-com bubble, with the VIX climbing back above 20. The entire rally is based on the single assumption that 'conflicts will eventually be resolved.' Should a ceasefire collapse, this sandcastle will crumble.

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