Movement Alert|Tianyu Advanced Rises 3.68% in Regular Trading, SiC AI Demand Narrative Supports Price Recovery

Market Focus05-29 09:55

On May 29, Tianyu Advanced rose 3.68% in regular trading, trading at 118.4 HKD/share, with trading volume of HKD 286 million.

On the news front, the silicon carbide (SiC) sector continues to benefit from AI data center power architecture transitioning toward 800V high-voltage DC systems, driving significant industry upswing. As the global leader with 51.3% market share in 8-inch SiC substrates, the company is a direct beneficiary. Industry research indicates AI power demand for SiC is growing 20%-30% quarter-over-quarter, with the 800V architecture transforming SiC from an optional to a mandatory component.

The stock had previously corrected over 8% after a 5%-plus shareholder reduced holdings from 8.00% to 6.83%, compounded by four block trades at 10% discounts totaling over HKD 80 million. The current rebound likely reflects market repricing of improving fundamentals, including a 25-percentage-point quarter-over-quarter gross margin improvement in Q1. Huaxi Securities projects overall SiC substrate demand for power applications to approach RMB 70 billion by 2030, representing nearly 8x growth.

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