远峰电子·2025-09-07 12:20Market Performance - The main board led the gains with notable stocks such as Fangzheng Technology (+10.05%), China Film (+10.04%), and Fenghua Hi-Tech (+10.04) [1] - The ChiNext board saw significant increases with stocks like Boshi Jie (+20.00%) and Shenghong Technology (+20.00%) [1] - The Sci-Tech Innovation board also performed well, with Tianyue Advanced and Tengjing Technology both rising by 20.00% [1] - Active sub-industries included SW Printed Circuit Boards (+10.14%) and SW Communication Network Equipment and Devices (+8.17%) [1] Domestic News - A collaboration between Thunderbird Innovation and Bang & Olufsen was announced, with the first AR glasses set to launch in October [1] - Anfu Technology confirmed the successful tape-out verification of its new "Fuxi" architecture chip, which excels in graphics rendering and parallel computing [1] - Huawei's Kirin 9020 chip was publicly unveiled, featuring a CPU with a combination of large, medium, and small cores, showcasing significant enhancements over public versions [1] - Everbright Tongchuang reported significant progress in its carbon fiber materials business, now applied in laptop shells and foldable smartphones [1] Company Announcements - Hikvision announced a cash dividend plan for mid-2025, distributing 4.00 yuan per 10 shares [3] - Chipeng Micro reported receiving cash consideration of 13.5867 million yuan from the sale of equity in a subsidiary [3] - Shuguang Digital announced updates on its tender offer, stating that the plan remains unchanged despite delays in reporting [3] - Su Da Weige disclosed a reduction in shares by a major shareholder, with 1,990,000 shares sold between September 3 and September 5, 2025 [3] Overseas News - Sandisk reported strong demand for flash memory products driven by AI applications and increasing storage needs, leading to a price increase of over 10% [2] - Broadcom signed a $10 billion agreement to supply AI data center hardware tailored for a specific client's workloads [2] - Anthropic announced restrictions on services for companies controlled by Chinese entities, affecting both domestic and overseas subsidiaries [2] - Texas Instruments noted strong performance in early 2023 due to preemptive orders before tariff announcements, although demand has since cooled [2]