BeOne Medicines Boosts 2026 Revenue Guidance to 46.3-47.0 Billion Yuan: Today's A-Share Announcement Highlights

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Today's highlights.

SINOMA TECHNOLOGY (300568.SZ) announced that its wholly-owned subsidiary, SEMCORP Europe, signed a designated supply agreement with a power battery subsidiary of Volkswagen Group, covering the supply of approximately 1.558 billion square meters of wet-process coated lithium-ion battery separator material from 2027 to 2034. Combined with an earlier agreement signed in November 2024, the company expects to supply approximately 3.6 billion square meters in total to this customer. The agreement is a framework arrangement and does not constitute a performance commitment, with actual purchase quantities subject to orders.

TIANCI MATERIALS (002709.SZ) announced that its wholly-owned subsidiary, Jiujiang Tianci, signed a long-term supply agreement with EVE Energy. Under the deal, approximately 450,000 tons of electrolyte products are expected to be supplied from 2027 to 2029, with order volumes adjustable by plus or minus 20% based on demand forecasts. The agreement is valid until December 31, 2029. If fully performed, it is expected to have a positive impact on the company's operating results for 2027 to 2029.

XINGYE YINXI (000426.SZ) announced that through its wholly-owned subsidiary, Shannan Antimony Gold, it acquired a total of 13.33% of ST Weiling's shares via partial tender offer, centralized bidding purchases, and successful judicial auction bids, becoming its largest shareholder and controlling more than half of the board seats. ST Weiling's controlling shareholder has changed to Shannan Antimony Gold, and the actual controller has changed to Ji Xingye.

Beone Medicines Ltd. (688235.SH) announced that it expects full-year 2026 operating revenue to range between 46.3 billion yuan and 47.0 billion yuan, up from its previous forecast of 44.9 billion yuan to 46.2 billion yuan. The balance of operating revenue after deducting operating costs, research and development expenses, selling and administrative expenses, and taxes and surcharges is expected to range between 8.4 billion yuan and 9.0 billion yuan. For the first three quarters, the company reported total operating revenue of 34.993 billion yuan, up 26.8% year-on-year.

AMEC (688012.SH) announced that it plans to repurchase shares through centralized bidding using excess proceeds from its initial public offering and its own funds, with a repurchase amount of no less than 400 million yuan and no more than 500 million yuan. The repurchase price will not exceed 433.04 yuan per share, and the repurchased shares are intended for employee stock ownership plans or equity incentives.

SHANDONG GOLD (600547.SH) announced that it plans to repurchase A-shares through centralized bidding, with a repurchase amount of 300 million yuan to 400 million yuan and a repurchase price not exceeding 48.57 yuan per share. All repurchased shares will be cancelled to reduce registered capital. The company has obtained a commitment from ICBC Jinan Branch for a special repurchase loan of no more than 360 million yuan.

Operating results.

HUA HONG GRACE (688347.SH) announced that its third-quarter sales revenue reached a record high of US$987.1 million, up 19.9% year-on-year on a comparable basis.

MUYUAN FOODSTUFF (002714.SZ) announced that its average selling price of commercial pigs in October was 9.64 yuan per kilogram, down 16.54% year-on-year.

SIPG (600018.SH) announced that its estimated container throughput at its home port in October was 4.981 million TEUs, up 9.8% year-on-year, while cargo throughput at its home port was estimated at 52.009 million tons, up 5.6% year-on-year.

Buybacks and stake changes.

LY INTELLIGENT MANUFACTURING (002600.SZ) announced that actual controller Zeng Fangqin completed an H-share increase worth 163 million yuan, purchasing 36.00036 million H-shares, representing 0.44% of total share capital, completing the increase plan.

CHINA TIANYING (000035.SZ) announced that controlling shareholder Nantong Qianchuang completed an increase plan worth 99.9704 million yuan, accumulating 21.3838 million shares, representing 0.90% of total share capital.

CAISSA TOURISM (000796.SZ) announced that Huanhaiwan Cultural Tourism has obtained a commitment letter from Shanghai Pudong Development Bank for a special increase loan of 50 million yuan, with a term of two months. The controlling shareholder plans to increase its holdings by 50 million yuan to 60 million yuan.

Major contracts.

JINGANG SOLAR (300093.SZ) announced that its controlling subsidiary signed a computing power cloud service contract with an estimated total price of no more than 1.536 billion yuan. The contract amount exceeds 100% of the company's audited main business revenue for the most recent fiscal year.

DAYU IRRIGATION (300021.SZ) announced that a consortium won the bid for the Xiahushan Reservoir irrigation district project, with a total value of approximately 2.144 billion yuan. The company and its subsidiary will each undertake 9.77% of the construction and operation maintenance tasks, with a cooperation period of 40 years.

Other announcements.

SPD BANK (600000.SH) announced that it plans to redeem two tranches of preferred shares, each worth 15 billion yuan, on December 3, 2026, and March 11, 2027, respectively.

FUCHUN (300299.SZ) announced that actual controller Miao Pinzhang has been prosecuted on suspicion of insider trading. Miao is currently released on bail pending trial and awaiting the first-instance verdict from the Fuzhou Intermediate People's Court.

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