Movement Alert|ZJ INNOLIGHT Intraday Decline 3.03% in Regular Trading, FCC Material Threshold Speculation Continues to Pressure Optical Module Sector

Market Focus10-12

On October 12, ZJ INNOLIGHT fell 3.03% in regular trading, at approximately HK$945.0, with turnover of HK$173 million. The optical communications sector remained broadly weak and individual names diverged.

The decline was primarily driven by persistent speculation that the U.S. FCC may impose a U.S. material content threshold on Chinese optical modules. Though no formal rule has been issued, recurring reports have clouded policy expectations for the 3.2T product generation and kept sentiment under pressure. Market discussion has centered on a possible 65% U.S. content requirement for 3.2T optical modules, which would directly affect ZJ INNOLIGHT as a global leader in high-speed optical modules.

Earlier disclosed annualized revenue from OpenAI that missed market expectations also weakened near-term appetite for AI hardware names. The company develops, designs, manufactures, and sells high-speed optical modules ranging from 100G to 1.6T, along with related optical components, operating in both China and overseas markets.

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