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Investors More Bullish on China Marine Information Electronics (SHSE:600764) This Week as Stock Climbs 4.8%, Despite Earnings Trending Downwards Over Past Year
China Marine Information Electronics (600764.SH) will pay a dividend of 0.07 yuan per share for the interim period, with the equity registration date set for December 18.
China Marine Information Electronics (600764.SH) has announced that the company will implement the mid-year distribution of rights for 2024, distributing...
China marine information electronics (600764.SH): has actively laid out the electric vehicles and engineering vehicles chip market.
Gelonghui reported on December 10 that china marine information electronics (600764.SH) stated on the investor interaction platform that the resolver decoder chip, also known as the R/D converter chip, is usually used in conjunction with a resolver, capable of converting the analog sine and cosine signals output by the resolver into high-resolution digital signals for microprocessors to calculate. It is widely used in fields such as new energy electric vehicles and industrial automation. Automotive-grade resolver decoder chips, as core components of electric vehicle drive systems, have long been monopolized by foreign countries. Domestic automotive-grade resolver decoder chips started relatively late with weak technological accumulation. To solve the core chip "bottleneck" problem, the company under its umbrella...
China Marine Information Electronics Company Limited (SHSE:600764) Is Going Strong But Fundamentals Appear To Be Mixed : Is There A Clear Direction For The Stock?
Zheshang Securities: in 2025, focusing on the development of new ship orders towards large-scale, high-end, dual-fuel direction.
Looking ahead to 2025, new ship orders are moving towards larger, higher-end, dual-fuel directions, with top shipyards leading in the construction of large ships, ensuring strong competitiveness in future premium high stock price orders.
China Marine Information Electronics' Q3 Profit Surges 127%
Returns At China Marine Information Electronics (SHSE:600764) Appear To Be Weighed Down
