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Shenzhen Longli Technology (300752.SZ): No shares repurchased in February.
On March 3, Gelonghui reported that Shenzhen Longli Technology (300752.SZ) announced that in February 2025, the company did not repurchase shares. As of February 28, 2025, the company repurchased a total of 1,151,500 shares through a special securities account for share repurchase, using centralized bidding, which accounts for 0.51% of the company's current total share capital (the total share capital is based on 225,243,456 shares as of the close of trading on February 28, 2025). The highest Fill Price was 18.283 yuan/share, the lowest Fill Price was 17.00 yuan/share, and the total amount of the transaction was 20.038847 million yuan (excluding transaction fees.
Shenzhen Longli Technology (300752.SZ): Currently has reserved ultra-narrow border technology (lipo technology) related to OLED panels.
On February 24, Gelonghui reported that Shenzhen Longli Technology (300752.SZ) recently stated in an investor relations activity that the company has currently reserved ultra-narrow bezel technology (lipo technology) related to OLED panels. This technology enhances the structural strength and sealing of OLED modules and whole machines, further increases the screen-to-body ratio, achieves integration, and makes products thinner and lighter, while significantly improving product drop reliability. The research and development of this technology has enhanced the company's competitiveness in the OLED panel-related field. In the future, the company will continue to maintain its innovative concept and further strengthen its competitive strength.
Shenzhen Longli Technology (300752.SZ): The vehicle-mounted backlight module products have gradually established cooperation with well-known Tier 1 manufacturers and well-known module manufacturers.
On February 24, Gelonghui reported that Shenzhen Longli Technology (300752.SZ) recently stated in an investor relations activity that, leveraging its leading technology advantages and mass production capabilities, the company's automotive backlight module products (Led & Optoelectronics and Mini-LED technology) have gradually established cooperation with well-known Tier 1 manufacturers and renowned module factories, such as Continental, Faurecia, Visteon, Mobis, Huizhou Desay SV Automotive, Haiwei Technology, Yuanfeng Technology, Hengtong Electronics, Huaxing Optoelectronics, Xinyi, Huayang, and BOE VARITRONIX, with end customers including BYD, NIO, Xpeng, Li Auto, SAIC, Great Wall, GAC, Ford, Hyundai, Toyota, and Geely.
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Shenzhen Longli Technology (300752.SZ): obtained the commitment letter for Share Buyback loans from Financial Institutions.
On February 14, Gelonghui reported that Shenzhen Longli Technology (300752.SZ) announced that it has recently obtained a commitment letter from China Construction Bank Corporation Shenzhen Branch, with the following main contents: 1. Loan amount: not exceeding 40 million yuan; 2. Loan term: not exceeding 36 months; 3. Loan purpose: specifically for the Share Buyback of the company's stock. The actual loan amount and the amount of funds already used for the repurchase shall not exceed the upper limit of the current repurchase program, and the specific Business must comply with the "Notice from the People's Bank of China, the Financial Regulatory Administration, and the China Securities Regulatory Commission regarding the establishment of Share Buyback Shareholding Re-loans."
Shenzhen Longli Technology (300752.SZ) has issued a pre-increase announcement, expecting an annual net income of 0.1 billion to 0.12 billion yuan, year-on-year growth of 118.94% to 162.73%.
Shenzhen Longli Technology (300752.SZ) disclosed its performance forecast for the year 2024, and the company expects the net profit attributable to the Shareholder of the listed company...
Shenzhen Longli TechnologyLtd (SZSE:300752 Shareholders Incur Further Losses as Stock Declines 12% This Week, Taking Five-year Losses to 56%
