Tansun Technology Inks Computing Power Service Partnership Valued at 3.5-4 Billion Yuan

Stock News05-08

Tansun Technology Co.,Ltd. (300872.SZ) has announced the signing of a project cooperation agreement for computing power services. The agreement involves Beijing Venus Han Technology Co., Ltd. (Venus Han), which has already secured a primary Computing Platform Service Agreement with an end-client to provide computing power services for a locked-in term of 60 months.

On May 6, 2026, Tansun Technology entered into a Project Cooperation Agreement with Venus Han, Yang Bing, and Zhao Kai. The parties will collaborate based on the principles of shared investment, risk, and profits. Through models including equity transfer, joint investment, and revenue sharing, they will jointly execute the in-depth cooperation for the computing power service project outlined in the primary service contract.

Under this agreement, the project company, Venus Han, will be primarily responsible for computing power procurement and leasing operations. The total procurement investment is estimated to be between 3.5 billion and 4 billion yuan. This initiative represents a key strategic move for Tansun Technology to leverage its resources and industry expertise to enter the computing power leasing sector. The move is aimed at breaking through growth bottlenecks in its main business, cultivating a second growth curve, and achieving a business transformation and upgrade, aligning with national strategic directions for the digital economy and computing infrastructure development.

Upon successful implementation, the project is expected to generate sustained and stable computing power leasing revenue for Tansun Technology throughout the contract period. This is anticipated to enhance the company's annual profit levels, improve overall profitability, and exert a positive, long-term impact on its financial position and operating results for the current and future fiscal years, thereby fostering a new core business growth driver.

The company's entry into the computing power leasing field via the project company is considered feasible for several reasons. Firstly, the project company's core team possesses extensive experience in the information technology sector, bringing together professionals in system architecture, computing power scheduling, and data center operations. Key technical personnel have experience in delivering and maintaining large-scale computing projects, ensuring comprehensive technical support from planning and deployment to operation, and enabling rapid responses to evolving technical and scenario-based demands. Secondly, the relevant companies hold the necessary qualifications and foundational capabilities to legally and compliantly undertake computing power service projects. Finally, the core team has a deep background in information system integration and data center operations, with a track record of successfully implementing large-scale computing cluster construction, operation, and resource optimization projects. This has resulted in substantial experience in computing infrastructure development, resource integration, and operational services. Furthermore, stable cooperative relationships have been established with hardware suppliers and computing power demanders across the industry chain, equipping the venture with the ability to rapidly integrate resources and deliver projects efficiently, thus providing mature technical support and practical assurance for the new business.

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