Movement Alert|Shanghai Fudan Rises 5.33% in Regular Trading, Semiconductor Sector Rally Drives Oversold Rebound

Market Focus07-21

On July 21, Shanghai Fudan rose 5.33% in regular trading, trading at 26.62 HKD/share, with turnover of approximately 73.27 million HKD.

The semiconductor sector collectively strengthened, with peers HUA HONG GRACE surging 15.68%, GIGADEVICE up 12.93%, MONTAGE TECH up 9.17%, and SMIC up 7.46%, signaling a clear recovery in industry sentiment. Shanghai Fudan had previously come under selling pressure after its profit alert revealed that non-recurring gains — approximately 4.7 billion yuan in fair value changes from its strategic stake in Shenhe Jingwei — accounted for a significant portion of headline earnings, with core net profit growth falling short of market expectations. The stock had cumulatively retreated over 20% from its highs, briefly touching a 52-week low of 24.9 HKD on July 17.

Meanwhile, the company recently held its 28th anniversary strategic launch event, unveiling a new AI-oriented technology strategy covering edge-side AI, communications, and application domains, alongside an Agent-powered intelligent FPGA development platform, marking its transition from a chip supplier to a scenario-based solution enabler.

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