Movement Alert|Shanghai Fudan Microelectronics Falls 5.41% in Regular Trading, Continued Selloff as Core Business Growth Lags Headline Profit Surge

Market Focus07-17

On July 17, Shanghai Fudan Microelectronics (01385.HK) fell 5.41% in regular trading, trading at HK$26.24/share, with turnover of HK$57.09 million. The stock has now declined over 20% from its post-announcement high on July 8.

The sustained selloff follows the company's July 7 profit alert, which projected H1 attributable net profit of RMB 800 million to RMB 1 billion, up 313% to 416% year-over-year. While the headline figures initially drove a 10%+ rally, market focus has since shifted to earnings quality concerns. Approximately RMB 470 million of the profit came from fair value gains on strategically held shares in Shenghe Jingwei Semiconductor. Excluding non-recurring items, net profit was only RMB 350 million to RMB 450 million, representing 92% to 147% growth — significantly below the headline figure. Revenue growth of 20% to 31% also suggests modest core business improvement relative to the optically strong bottom line.

Within the Semiconductors sector, peers also declined broadly, with SMIC down 4.85%, Hua Hong Grace down 4.96%, GigaDevice down 7.67%, and Montage Tech down 5.74%.

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