Movement Alert｜DELTON Rises 6.24% in Regular Trading, Profit Outlook More Than Doubles and Institutional Attention Builds

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On October 20, DELTON rose 6.24% in Regular Trading, trading at HK$87.95, with turnover of HK$115 million.

The move followed a clear earnings-driven catalyst: the company previously forecast first-nine-month attributable net profit of RMB1.45 billion to RMB1.50 billion, up 100.33% to 107.23% year over year, while recurring net profit is expected at RMB1.42 billion to RMB1.47 billion, up 101.84% to 108.94%.

Additional support came from rising investor focus ahead of the October 27 board meeting to review third-quarter results and from intensive institutional engagement, with recent disclosures indicating visits from 108 institutions. Management has also highlighted that server-related products accounted for about 90% of main business revenue in the first half, with new R&D projects centered on AI computing boards, accelerator cards, optical modules and switching products.

The company mainly develops and sells printed circuit boards, with server PCB as its core product.

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