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National Silicon Industry Group (688126.SH): Relevant executives plan to increase their shareholding by 6 million yuan to 12 million yuan.
On January 20, Gelonghui reported that National Silicon Industry Group (688126.SH) announced that the company recently received a notification letter from Mr. Qiu Ciyun, the company’s director/president, Mr. Li Wei, the executive vice president, Mr. Chen Taixiang, the executive vice president, Ms. Huang Yan, the financial vice president/financial director, and Ms. Fang Na, the secretary of the Board of Directors. Based on confidence in the company's future sustained and stable development and recognition of the long-term investment value of the company's stocks, they intend to increase their shareholding over a 12-month period starting from January 21, 2025, using their own funds or self-raised funds, through methods allowed by the Shanghai Securities Exchange trading system (including but not limited to centralized bidding and block trading).
National Silicon Industry Group is expected to make a loss of up to 1 billion yuan in 2024, with the construction of the 300mm silicon wafer capacity upgrade project underway.
① With the rapid development of emerging technologies such as 5G, AI, and the Internet of Things, the demand for semiconductor chips continues to grow, driving an increase in the demand for semiconductor wafers. ② National Silicon Industry Group states that the global semiconductor market scale has significantly grown by 19%, but the market recovery from downstream to upstream requires a certain period, coupled with the industry's high inventory levels, leading to the semiconductor wafer market recovery not meeting expectations.
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