In the past week, over 380 stocks were surveyed by institutional investors, with Yantai Jereh Oilfield Services Group Co., Ltd. (002353) attracting the most attention.
A total of 193 institutions conducted research on Jereh, including 57 fund companies, 48 securities firms, 29 private equity firms, 13 insurance companies, and 16 overseas institutions.
Recently, the company has secured multiple major orders. On November 27, Jereh announced via its official account that its wholly-owned subsidiary, Jereh Mindian Energy Group, signed a generator sales contract exceeding $100 million with a global AI industry leader. On December 2, the company announced another contract worth over $100 million with a North American client for generator sales.
When asked about its rapid entry into the data center power generation sector, Jereh explained that its power generation equipment meets high standards for reliability, responsiveness, operational flexibility, and stability required in data centers, oil and gas development, and industrial power generation.
Additionally, the company has years of experience in the North American market and gas turbine power generation. Prior to these contracts, Jereh successfully sold and leased gas turbine generator sets in North America, establishing a strong brand reputation.
Leveraging its technical expertise in gas power generation, intelligent control, and complex system integration, Jereh provides comprehensive energy solutions. Its equipment features rapid transportation, on-site assembly, and flexible scalability, addressing challenges like tight project timelines and space constraints. The company has also built a global supply chain network, partnering with industry leaders like Siemens and Baker Hughes to ensure reliable product delivery.
Amid these positive developments, Jereh’s stock price repeatedly hit record highs this week, surging over 26% cumulatively.
Other stocks, including Yihada, EZVIZ, Hotgen Biotech, Espressif Systems, and Thundersoft, also drew interest from over 100 institutions.
EZVIZ highlighted its dual-core strategy driven by AI and its IoT cloud platform, expanding its self-developed product matrix focused on video vision and AI interaction. Hotgen Biotech emphasized its "diagnostics + innovative drugs" strategy, developing antibody and nucleic acid drugs through strategic investments in companies like Shunjing Pharma and Yaojing Gene.
Espressif Systems revealed collaborations with major AI platforms, integrating its low-power connectivity and edge computing chips to enhance smart device interactions.
Market-wise, surveyed stocks averaged a 0.58% weekly gain, with standout performers like Haixin Foods, Jereh, Tongyu Communication, and Kexiang Industries rising over 20% against the market trend.
Haixin Foods reported its premium product line has entered Sam’s Club, ranking high in sales within the hotpot category. Tongyu Communication disclosed a strategic investment in satellite component manufacturer Hongqing Technology, aiming to strengthen its position in the satellite internet supply chain.
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