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Zhongji Innolight stock price in focus: profit forecast, 1.6T orders and what could move the A-shares next

Zhongji Innolight stock price in focus: profit forecast, 1.6T orders and what could move the A-shares next

Zhongji Innolight A-shares closed at 649 yuan on Jan. 30, up 5.7%, after the company forecast 2025 net profit of 9.8–11.8 billion yuan, an increase of up to 128% from last year. The optical module maker cited strong demand for AI data center infrastructure but flagged supply constraints and cost pressures. Monday’s open is expected to be volatile following weekend investor updates.
2 February 2026
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Zhongji Innolight (300308.SZ) Stock Near Record High as AI Optics Boom Collides With Pentagon Watchlist – November 27, 2025

Zhongji Innolight (300308.SZ) Stock Near Record High as AI Optics Boom Collides With Pentagon Watchlist – November 27, 2025

Zhongji Innolight shares closed at a record ¥543.22 on Wednesday, up 13.25% with turnover near ¥34 billion, after hitting a new 52-week high of ¥556.88. The stock is up about 340% year-to-date, pushing market value to nearly ¥600 billion. The surge follows news that the U.S. Pentagon has proposed adding Zhongji to a military-linked watchlist.
27 November 2025
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