TRIGIANT Shares Surge Over 10% Again as AIDC Business Emerges as Core Growth Driver, Contributing Over 44% of Revenue

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TRIGIANT Group (01300) saw its shares rise more than 10% again, bringing its cumulative increase for the month to nearly 70%. At the time of writing, the stock was up 9.09%, trading at HK$1.32, with a turnover of HK$29.93 million. The company recently released its annual results, reporting full-year revenue of approximately RMB 2.639 billion, a year-on-year increase of 5.2%. Benefiting from the rapid growth of the AIDC industry, the company's main products—power cables, signal cables, and optical cables—have gained widespread recognition from customers in the AIDC sector. Among these, the flame-retardant flexible cable series, which includes AIDC power cables, generated annual revenue of RMB 1.18 billion, up 12.6% year-on-year, accounting for 44.7% of total turnover. AIDC-related business has become the core engine of the company's growth, and its revenue contribution continues to rise. Notably, TRIGIANT's strategically positioned "Network Communication Data Cable" project has commenced full-scale production and is expected to achieve large-scale mass production by April 2026, with operator bidding procedures already initiated. The launch of this project marks the company's successful completion of a critical link in the full chain of computing power transmission, achieving comprehensive coverage in the data center communication cabling sector.

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