Movement Alert|CRRC Times Electric Rises 3.74% in Regular Trading, Power Semiconductor Industry-Wide July Price Hikes Combined with New Buyback Authorization Approval

Market Focus06-29

On June 29, CRRC Times Electric rose 3.74% in regular trading, trading at 38.6 HKD/share, with turnover of approximately 59.55 million HKD. The stock had previously retreated over 8% from its June 22 high of 41.12 HKD, with today marking a technical rebound.

On the news front, nearly 20 global analog and power semiconductor companies have officially announced price adjustments effective July 1, with AI server and data center dedicated power chips seeing increases of 15% to 25%, signaling sustained upward momentum in industry prosperity. As a major player in power semiconductor devices, CRRC Times Electric stands to benefit from the sector-wide repricing.

Additionally, at the June 26 annual general meeting, shareholders approved a new H-share buyback authorization allowing the company to repurchase up to 10% of issued H shares. The company also completed its eighth board of directors election, with Li Donglin elected as chairman. Prior buyback data shows the company had already repurchased over 25.3 million H shares under the previous authorization at prices between 37.36 and 39.86 HKD per share, with all repurchased shares to be cancelled.

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