TSUGAMI CHINA Shares Surge Nearly 9% Again, Anticipating 40% Jump in Annual Net Profit

Stock News05-07

TSUGAMI CHINA (01651) rose nearly 9%, reaching a high of HK$53, with its share price hitting another record peak. As of the time of writing, the stock was up 8.52% to HK$52.85, with a turnover of HK$71.4897 million. The company previously announced that it expects to record an annual profit attributable to owners of approximately RMB 10.94 billion for the period ending in March, representing an increase of about 40% year-on-year. According to the announcement, the rapid development of emerging sectors such as AI liquid cooling and semiconductors has continuously driven up demand for high-precision, automated, and multi-functional machine tools, which has been a primary driver of the company's performance growth. Kaiyuan Securities noted that the CNC metal-cutting machine tool industry has entered an upgrade and growth cycle, with its performance consistently exceeding expectations. Industry output from January to February 2026 reached 50,500 units, a 45.9% increase year-on-year, continuing the strong growth trend seen since the third quarter of 2025. Sustained demand from downstream sectors including new energy, humanoid robots, and AI precision machining, coupled with an accelerated process of domestic substitution, is bringing certain growth benefits to the industry.

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