Movement Alert|BYD Electronic Rises 4.13% in Regular Trading, Institutional Buy Rating and Apple Supply Chain Expectations Boost Shares

Market Focus05-27

On May 27, BYD Electronic rose 4.13% in regular trading, trading at HKD 29.52/share, with trading volume of HKD 146 million.

On the news front, China Post Securities recently maintained its Buy rating on the company, projecting revenue of RMB 183.0/201.2/225.3 billion over the next three years and highlighting the strong growth potential of its AI computing infrastructure business, which posted 31.70% year-over-year revenue growth. Meanwhile, CMB International expects Apple to enter a major innovation year, and BYD Electronic, as a key supplier deriving approximately 60% of its revenue from Apple, stands to benefit significantly from this trend.

Institutional trading data shows the company received net buying in recent sessions, driven by expectations of AIPC-fueled PC replacement demand and deepening partnerships with global brands including Apple, HP, and Dell. The company is actively building integrated computing solutions spanning servers, liquid cooling, power supplies, and high-speed interconnects, positioning itself to capitalize on the AI infrastructure boom.

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