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Jiangsu Sidike New Materials Sci Te (300806.CS)

Q3 2026
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Sidike's profit jumps and it bets big on MLCC materials

  • First-half profit up 82% Sidike's first-half 2026 net profit rose 82.38% to 46.0 million yuan, with second-quarter profit up 102% from the first quarter. Stronger earnings show the business is growing and can support the stock price.

    This is the core fundamental improvement that makes the stock more valuable.

  • Cash flow and debt raise caution The same interim report showed operating cash flow was negative 72.8 million yuan, a sharp reversal from last year, and the debt ratio was 67.51%. Weak cash generation and high borrowing are a real risk that can weigh on the stock.

    It is the main counterweight to the good profit news and gives a fair picture.

  • MLCC boom lifts demand MLCC prices have surged since June 2026, with high-capacitance parts up 60–80%, and overseas leaders reported record profits and orders. Sidike is a top gainer in the MLCC concept, so the industry upcycle supports its sales and stock price.

    It explains the strong industry demand behind Sidike's products and share-price gains.

  • 1.65 billion yuan expansion Sidike plans to invest 1.652 billion yuan in a new plant to make 103,000 tonnes of high-end BOPET base film, mainly for MLCC manufacturing. This big capacity bet aims to capture growing demand, though it needs shareholder and government approvals.

    It is the largest new capital commitment and directly ties Sidike to the MLCC supply chain.

August 2026
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Sidike's profit jumps and it bets big on MLCC materials

  • First-half profit up 82% Sidike's first-half 2026 net profit rose 82.38% to 46.0 million yuan, with second-quarter profit up 102% from the first quarter. Stronger earnings show the business is growing and can support the stock price.

    This is the core fundamental improvement that makes the stock more valuable.

  • Cash flow and debt raise caution The same interim report showed operating cash flow was negative 72.8 million yuan, a sharp reversal from last year, and the debt ratio was 67.51%. Weak cash generation and high borrowing are a real risk that can weigh on the stock.

    It is the main counterweight to the good profit news and gives a fair picture.

  • MLCC boom lifts demand MLCC prices have surged since June 2026, with high-capacitance parts up 60–80%, and overseas leaders reported record profits and orders. Sidike is a top gainer in the MLCC concept, so the industry upcycle supports its sales and stock price.

    It explains the strong industry demand behind Sidike's products and share-price gains.

  • 1.65 billion yuan expansion Sidike plans to invest 1.652 billion yuan in a new plant to make 103,000 tonnes of high-end BOPET base film, mainly for MLCC manufacturing. This big capacity bet aims to capture growing demand, though it needs shareholder and government approvals.

    It is the largest new capital commitment and directly ties Sidike to the MLCC supply chain.

Latest
▲3

Sidike's profit jumps and it bets big on MLCC materials

  • First-half profit up 82% Sidike's first-half 2026 net profit rose 82.38% to 46.0 million yuan, with second-quarter profit up 102% from the first quarter. Stronger earnings show the business is growing and can support the stock price.

    This is the core fundamental improvement that makes the stock more valuable.

  • Cash flow and debt raise caution The same interim report showed operating cash flow was negative 72.8 million yuan, a sharp reversal from last year, and the debt ratio was 67.51%. Weak cash generation and high borrowing are a real risk that can weigh on the stock.

    It is the main counterweight to the good profit news and gives a fair picture.

  • MLCC boom lifts demand MLCC prices have surged since June 2026, with high-capacitance parts up 60–80%, and overseas leaders reported record profits and orders. Sidike is a top gainer in the MLCC concept, so the industry upcycle supports its sales and stock price.

    It explains the strong industry demand behind Sidike's products and share-price gains.

  • 1.65 billion yuan expansion Sidike plans to invest 1.652 billion yuan in a new plant to make 103,000 tonnes of high-end BOPET base film, mainly for MLCC manufacturing. This big capacity bet aims to capture growing demand, though it needs shareholder and government approvals.

    It is the largest new capital commitment and directly ties Sidike to the MLCC supply chain.

Shin-Etsu Chemical Co., Ltd. (4063.JP)

Q3 2026
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Shin-Etsu: AI demand and photoresist price hikes offset profit miss and China trade hit

  • NVIDIA deepens ties with Japanese suppliers, boosting wafer demand NVIDIA's CEO met with Shin-Etsu and other Japanese suppliers, signaling that AI expansion will keep driving demand for Shin-Etsu's silicon wafers. More AI chips mean more wafer sales, which supports future revenue and profits.

    This is a new demand signal that directly supports Shin-Etsu's core semiconductor materials business.

  • Full-year profit forecast misses market expectations, shares drop 8% Shin-Etsu projected net profit of 525 billion yen, below the 566.8 billion yen analysts expected. The weak outlook, partly from poor vinyl chloride conditions, caused the stock to fall over 8% as investors lowered their expectations.

    This is a new negative event that directly hit the stock price and reflects a real earnings shortfall.

  • Photoresist price hikes of up to 38% lift margins Shin-Etsu and peers are raising photoresist prices by 15% overall from October 1, with high-end grades up to 38% for spot orders. Higher prices should boost Shin-Etsu's revenue and profit margins in this key product line.

    This is a new pricing action that directly improves profitability for a major Shin-Etsu product.

  • China imposes up to 99.2% anti-dumping deposits on Shin-Etsu's dichlorosilane China will require deposits of up to 99.2% on imports of Shin-Etsu's dichlorosilane, a semiconductor material, starting September 8. This trade measure, seen as pressure on Japan, could hurt Shin-Etsu's sales to China and add uncertainty.

    This is a new regulatory/trade action that directly threatens Shin-Etsu's exports and adds a real counterweight.

August 2026
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Shin-Etsu: AI demand and photoresist price hikes offset profit miss and China trade hit

  • NVIDIA deepens ties with Japanese suppliers, boosting wafer demand NVIDIA's CEO met with Shin-Etsu and other Japanese suppliers, signaling that AI expansion will keep driving demand for Shin-Etsu's silicon wafers. More AI chips mean more wafer sales, which supports future revenue and profits.

    This is a new demand signal that directly supports Shin-Etsu's core semiconductor materials business.

  • Full-year profit forecast misses market expectations, shares drop 8% Shin-Etsu projected net profit of 525 billion yen, below the 566.8 billion yen analysts expected. The weak outlook, partly from poor vinyl chloride conditions, caused the stock to fall over 8% as investors lowered their expectations.

    This is a new negative event that directly hit the stock price and reflects a real earnings shortfall.

  • Photoresist price hikes of up to 38% lift margins Shin-Etsu and peers are raising photoresist prices by 15% overall from October 1, with high-end grades up to 38% for spot orders. Higher prices should boost Shin-Etsu's revenue and profit margins in this key product line.

    This is a new pricing action that directly improves profitability for a major Shin-Etsu product.

  • China imposes up to 99.2% anti-dumping deposits on Shin-Etsu's dichlorosilane China will require deposits of up to 99.2% on imports of Shin-Etsu's dichlorosilane, a semiconductor material, starting September 8. This trade measure, seen as pressure on Japan, could hurt Shin-Etsu's sales to China and add uncertainty.

    This is a new regulatory/trade action that directly threatens Shin-Etsu's exports and adds a real counterweight.

Latest
▲2▼2

Shin-Etsu: AI demand and photoresist price hikes offset profit miss and China trade hit

  • NVIDIA deepens ties with Japanese suppliers, boosting wafer demand NVIDIA's CEO met with Shin-Etsu and other Japanese suppliers, signaling that AI expansion will keep driving demand for Shin-Etsu's silicon wafers. More AI chips mean more wafer sales, which supports future revenue and profits.

    This is a new demand signal that directly supports Shin-Etsu's core semiconductor materials business.

  • Full-year profit forecast misses market expectations, shares drop 8% Shin-Etsu projected net profit of 525 billion yen, below the 566.8 billion yen analysts expected. The weak outlook, partly from poor vinyl chloride conditions, caused the stock to fall over 8% as investors lowered their expectations.

    This is a new negative event that directly hit the stock price and reflects a real earnings shortfall.

  • Photoresist price hikes of up to 38% lift margins Shin-Etsu and peers are raising photoresist prices by 15% overall from October 1, with high-end grades up to 38% for spot orders. Higher prices should boost Shin-Etsu's revenue and profit margins in this key product line.

    This is a new pricing action that directly improves profitability for a major Shin-Etsu product.

  • China imposes up to 99.2% anti-dumping deposits on Shin-Etsu's dichlorosilane China will require deposits of up to 99.2% on imports of Shin-Etsu's dichlorosilane, a semiconductor material, starting September 8. This trade measure, seen as pressure on Japan, could hurt Shin-Etsu's sales to China and add uncertainty.

    This is a new regulatory/trade action that directly threatens Shin-Etsu's exports and adds a real counterweight.