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My assessment is: The rally is over. No time left, Xiao Tengjing—everyone else has already submitted their results; you’re delivering a single-quarter net profit of less than RMB 50 million… Let’s assume your full-year net profit hits RMB 200 million—your year-end P/E would stand at 125. Wait for Q4—the rally is done. 6. Jinhaitong Revenue was not disclosed. Estimated net profit attributable to shareholders for the first three quarters: RMB 310 million to RMB 340 million, up 148.04% to 172.04% year-on-year. Estimated Q3 net profit attributable to shareholders: RMB 139 million to RMB 169 million; Q2 was RMB 88.67 million, representing a sequential increase of 56.6% to 90.4%; Q3 last year was RMB 48.98 million, up 183.5% to 244.7% year-on-year. The company attributes this growth to robust downstream demand driven by AI, high-performance computing, and new-energy vehicles, leading to sustained growth in semiconductor packaging and testing equipment demand. Its global expansion strategy is bearing fruit, with overseas orders rising significantly year-on-year, and sales of test handlers climbing. Historically dominated by overseas players like Advantest (Japan) and Cohu (U.S.), the fact that a domestic manufacturer has tripled its quarterly profit via overseas orders signals successful validation by international customers—a far more credible narrative than mere domestic substitution. The earnings preview did not disclose revenue or gross margin. With only net profit figures available, it’s impossible to determine whether growth stems from volume, pricing, or foreign exchange gains—we’ll need to wait for the official Q3 report. At this growth rate, full-year net profit could reach RMB 481 million, implying a P/E of 46.78—making valuation quite reasonable. This earnings preview earns an 'excellent' rating. 7. Hengtong Optic-Electric Estimated net profit attributable to shareholders for the first three quarters: RMB 5.97 billion to RMB 6.37 billion, up 151.27% to 168.10% year-on-year. Estimated Q3 net profit attributable to shareholders: RMB 2.85 billion to RMB 3.25 billion; Q2 was RMB 2.014 billion, up 41% to 61% sequentially; Q3 last year was only RMB 763 million, up 274% to 326% year-on-year. Revenue for the first half totaled RMB 42.026 billion, up 31.13% year-on-year. The company attributes the surge to rapid AI development and continued strong capital expenditure in data centers, driving higher demand and prices for optical communications products. Fiber-optic cables contributed roughly RMB 2.5 billion in Q3 profit; most low-priced orders remaining from Q2 have now been fulfilled, while linear price increases and structural shipments of premium fiber have lifted average selling prices sequentially. Offshore cable deliveries fell short of expectations in Q2—the company cites industry-wide and seasonal factors—but improved sequentially in Q3, with H2 marking the peak delivery season for offshore wind power projects. This earnings preview carries relatively high certainty: the volume-and-price logic for fiber optics is clear, while offshore cables represent a future optionality. My assessment: This is a cyclical stock. How long optical-communications price hikes can persist depends on the pace of data-center capex growth. Further price increases are unlikely—capacity expansion is already underway. Verdict: Solid performance—but likely peaked. Goodbye. 8. Sihui Fushi This may be a company that rushed its earnings release out of fear following a sharp stock decline… Revenue for the first three quarters: RMB 2.09 billion, up 49.68% year-on-year; net profit attributable to shareholders: RMB 264 million, up 101.67%; non-GAAP net profit: RMB 256 million, up 120.4%. Q3 revenue: RMB 857 million, up 59.78% year-on-year; net profit attributable to shareholders: RMB 176 million, up 217.22%; non-GAAP net profit: RMB 174 million, up 239.7%.

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So this figure wasn’t artificially engineered by the company. Yet generating triple the first-half’s profit in a single quarter remains an unusually large jump—though reassuringly, the company itself flagged potential lag risks in passing through structural price hikes in its September stock volatility announcement, effectively explaining the phenomenon. My assessment: This stock falls squarely into what I’ve described on Zhihu as a 'transparent play'—so many institutions are watching it closely that they’d already 'priced in' the Q3 improvement well in advance. Hence, there’s absolutely no rationale to enter here now. If you’re pursuing earnings inflection-point investing, you must dig deeper for 'hidden-turnaround' catalysts—not ones already anticipated by the consensus. 4. Huatong Cable Estimated net profit attributable to shareholders for the first three quarters: RMB 480 million to RMB 560 million, up 86.53% to 117.62% year-on-year; non-recurring gains: RMB 40 million. Net profit attributable to shareholders for H1: RMB 163 million, up only 18.61% year-on-year; non-GAAP net profit: RMB 124 million, down 3.19% year-on-year. Q3 net profit (back-calculated): RMB 317 million to RMB 397 million, up 164.4% to 231.1% year-on-year and up 220.6% to 301.5% sequentially versus Q2’s RMB 99 million. Q3 last year’s base was RMB 120 million. According to the announcement, incremental profits stem from the Angolan aluminum electrolysis wire plant—commissioned in January with annual capacity of 120,000 tons—which reached full production during the reporting period. Aluminum segment profitability exceeds that of cable operations, thus lifting overall earnings. However, H1 revenue rose 41.35% to RMB 4.842 billion, yet non-GAAP profit declined, indicating non-recurring items also contributed. Profitability is indeed improving—I’m applying a modest discount to my assessment. What’s propping up earnings are aluminum prices and full-capacity operation—neither of which the company controls. Full capacity, moreover, implies a ceiling has already been reached. Market expectations for this stock have already been fully priced in; we’ve entered the 'garbage time' of earnings realization. 5. Huakai Yibai Estimated net profit attributable to shareholders for the first three quarters: RMB 275 million to RMB 305 million, up 456.61% to 517.33% year-on-year; non-GAAP net profit: RMB 264 million to RMB 294 million, up 649.82% to 735.09% year-on-year. Revenue for the first three quarters: ~RMB 6.1 billion. Q3 revenue: ~RMB 2.1 billion—slightly below last year’s RMB 2.201 billion and up only 2.34% sequentially. Net profit attributable to shareholders (per company guidance): RMB 110 million to RMB 140 million, up 17.70% to 49.81% sequentially. Q3 last year’s net profit attributable to shareholders was merely RMB 12.6657 million. Revenue flat, yet profit up seven- to eightfold—entirely attributable to margin expansion. Last year’s Q3 net profit margin stood at just 0.575%; this quarter’s implied range is 5.24% to 6.67%, with non-GAAP margins at 4.83% to 6.26%. The narrow gap between the two metrics confirms gains aren’t subsidy-driven. The company cites focus on core product categories, strategic portfolio adjustments, and sustained growth in premium business lines. Reviewing last year: It was a disaster—full-year net profit was RMB 147 million, down 13.78% year-on-year, with the first three quarters down 73.90% year-on-year—hence the extremely low base. So the real question becomes: Can such explosive profit growth without revenue growth sustain? Likely not. A chance remains: Watch Q4—if revenue begins growing, it may signal meaningful shifts in fundamentals worth deeper investigation. 6. Lianke Technology Q3 official report. Revenue for the first three quarters: RMB 2.004 billion, up 12.07% year-on-year; net profit attributable to shareholders: RMB 256 million, up 11.00%; non-GAAP net profit: RMB 242 million, up 6.35%.

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