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Xia Fanjie, a strategy analyst at China Securities Co., Ltd. (CSC), pointed out that the highlights of third-quarter earnings are concentrated in three major directions: AI computing power, some resource products and high-end manufacturing. As of October 24, the 848 A-share companies that had disclosed their third-quarter reports saw revenue and net profit attributable to parent companies increase by 13.6% and 19.0% year-on-year, respectively. By industry, the electronics sector's third-quarter net profit attributable to parent companies surged 63.6%, while minor metals and industrial metals saw net profit attributable to parent companies rise 96.7% and 101.2%, respectively, and machinery and equipment saw net profit attributable to parent companies grow 41.9%. Xia Fanjie recommended adopting a "dividend defense, performance-driven" approach to allocation, and on the offensive side focusing on directions such as optical communications, high-end PCBs, AI power supply supporting components and industrial metals. This judgment currently comes from a single report, and there are no subsequent developments or facts yet.
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CSC Financial's Xia Fanjie: Third-quarter earnings highlights concentrated in AI computing power, resource commodities and high-end manufacturing
Xia Fanjie, a strategist at CSC Financial, said that as of October 24, the 848 A-share companies that had disclosed their third-quarter reports saw revenue and net profit attributable to parent companies grow 13.6% and 19.0% year on year, respectively, with earnings highlights concentrated in three major areas: AI computing power, some resource commodities and high-end manufacturing. The electronics sector's third-quarter net profit attributable to parent companies surged 63.6%, minor metals and industrial metals net profit attributable to parent companies rose 96.7% and 101.2%, respectively, and machinery and equipment net profit attributable to parent companies grew 41.9%. He recommended a "dividend defense, performance-driven" allocation approach, with the offensive side focused on optical communications, high-end PCBs, AI power supply supporting components and industrial metals.