Movement Alert|GDS Holdings Rises 4.47% in Regular Trading, Algorithm-Power Coordination Test and AI Infrastructure Policy Drive Gains

Market Focus07-16 09:45

On July 16, GDS Holdings (09698.HK) rose 4.47% in regular trading, trading at approximately 33.32 HKD/share, with turnover of 10.88 million HKD.

On the news front, National Grid Shanghai completed China's first full-mode large-scale algorithm-power coordination real-world test, involving 16 data centers including GDS, achieving a maximum load reduction of 97,800 kW within two hours. This marked the first time flexible load adjustment, backup diesel switching, and cross-domain computing transfer were unified in a single dispatch session, validating GDS's operational capabilities in smart grid integration.

Additionally, Southern GDS Data Center REIT announced plans to initiate an expansion offering, acquiring the Langfang Shucheng data center project in Hebei to expand its nationwide network layout. At the policy level, the 15th Five-Year Plan computing network total industry chain investment is projected to reach 6 trillion yuan. GDS recorded net new signings of 200MW in Q1, a single-quarter record high, reinforcing long-cycle AI infrastructure certainty for the company.

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