HANS CNC Shares Surge Over 4% Following Strong Annual Profit Growth and AI PCB Processing Advancements

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HANS CNC (03200) rose more than 4% in Hong Kong trading. As of the time of writing, the stock was up 4.22% to HK$108.7, with a turnover of HK$12.324 million. The increase follows the recent announcement of the company's 2025 financial results. Revenue reached approximately RMB 5.773 billion, representing a year-on-year increase of 72.68%. Net profit attributable to shareholders was about RMB 824 million, surging 173.68% compared to the previous year. Basic earnings per share were RMB 1.95, and the company proposed a dividend of RMB 6 per 10 shares (tax inclusive). Everbright Securities issued a research report stating that, considering the high downstream demand for HANS CNC's products and strong growth in drilling equipment, it has raised its net profit forecasts for the company for 2026 and 2027 to RMB 1.71 billion and RMB 2.88 billion, respectively, up from previous estimates of RMB 1.25 billion and RMB 1.94 billion. The securities firm believes that HANS CNC holds an advantage in providing comprehensive, one-stop services for PCB-specific equipment. Through its technological leadership in ultra-fast laser drilling equipment, the company has secured a critical position in the new growth segment of AI PCB processing, indicating significant potential for future earnings expansion.

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