Phancy Group Clarifies Market Speculation as Shares Slide

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Phancy Group Clarifies Market Speculation as Shares Slide

Phancy Group Co. Ltd. issued a voluntary clarification after a recent drop in its share price, saying market speculation about large language models disrupting software business models does not reflect its situation. The company said it primarily benefits from rising demand for computing power tied to rapid AI model development, noting that 83.9% of revenue in the nine months to Sept. 30, 2025 came from computing power-related business and 16.1% from software services. It added that revenue rose 36.8% year on year over January–September 2025 and it achieved quarterly profitability for the first time in the third quarter of 2025, while stating operations remain normal and it is not aware of any undisclosed inside information.

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