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Hua Hong shares drop more than five percent in domestic trading after reports suggested China could allow Alibaba and ByteDance to buy new Nvidia chips. Investors fear weaker demand for chips from Chinese manufacturers, but the actual impact is likely limited, since Nvidia’s high‑end chips are mainly used for AI training. Hua Hong remains focused primarily on specialty semiconductors for automotive and consumer electronics; any possible easing by Beijing would pragmatically fill gaps in the AI ecosystem. » Altro su deraktionaer.de

The announcement that Alibaba, Bytedance and Tencent are buying Nvidia H200 chips is driving investments in data centers and boosting demand for supporting semiconductors that Hua Hong specializes in. Since the recommendation in issue 02/26 the stock has gained about 60% and hit a new all‑time high, while the Hang Seng also broke out to multi‑year highs. Analysts see further upside for Hua Hong, as each new server generation leads to higher fab utilization. » Altro su deraktionaer.de

Hua Hong’s stock climbed strongly over a few weeks after management talks with Goldman Sachs and a revaluation of the Chinese semiconductor sector sparked demand optimism. Hua Hong plans to increase its stake in Huali Microelectronics to 97.4988% for 8.27 billion Renminbi and to finance the takeover by issuing new shares; an additional capital increase of up to 7.56 billion Renminbi is also planned. Analysts expect a significant pro‑forma earnings jump and raised price targets and buy recommendations. The expansion of domestic wafer manufacturing supports the outlook and explains the high utilization of production capacity, while the stock has recently consolidated. » Altro su deraktionaer.de