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Sinoma Science & Technology Co Ltd

Sinoma Science & Technology Co.,Ltd. engages in the research and development, manufacture, and sale of specialty fiber composite materials in China. The company offers special fibers and composites, including glass fibers, three-dimensional fabrics, phenolic resins, composite molds, power composite materials, rail transportation composite materials, and automobile composite materials used in the aerospace, ship, track transportation, automobile, infrastructure construction, electricity, chemical corrosion, and other fields. It also provides lithium battery separators for lithium batteries and lithium battery materials; high-pressure gas cylinders, such as vehicle control CNG cylinders, automotive steel deep drawing CNG cylinders, tube bundles and hydrogen cylinders; engineering technology and equipment used in the defense, military, environmental protection, agriculture, plastics, rubber, high-voltage cables, and other industrial applications; fiberglass products, such as alkali-free glass fiber roving series, chopped mat, square grid cloth, wind turbine blades with multi-axial warp knitting fabric, thermoplastic chopped fiber, thermoplastic long fiber, acid-resistant alkali-free boron-free TCR Fiber, and electronic grade yarn; filtration and separation materials, such as air dust, filter materials, battery separators, etc. used in the cement, steel, carbon black, electricity, and other industries; and composite wind power blades. It exports its products to the United States, Japan, Western Europe, Canada, the Middle East, South Africa and internationally. Sinoma Science & Technology Co.,Ltd. was incorporated in 2001 and is headquartered in Beijing, China. Sinoma Science & Technology Co.,Ltd. is a subsidiary of China National Building Material Company Limited.

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Artificial Intelligence

AI Server Demand Surge Sparks Price Hikes and Capacity Expansion in the Electronic Fabric Industry

A recent in-depth supply chain survey by Cailian Press found that surging AI server demand combined with tight industry capacity is intensifying the supply crunch for upstream PCB base materials, electronic yarn and electronic fabric. High-end electronic yarn remains extremely hard to source, and some manufacturers are shifting capacity toward high-margin categories such as ultra-thin fabric, extremely thin fabric, and specialty fabric, causing spot shortages and price increases even for ordinary electronic fabric. In the first half of this year, the electronic fabric industry completed five rounds of price increases. Thick fabric prices have now doubled from the end of last year. Data from Zhuochuang Information show that in August, the mainstream market average price of domestic G75 electronic yarn rose to 19,700 to 20,000 yuan per tonne, up nearly 53 percent from the end of May. The mainstream transaction price of traditional 7628 electronic fabric rose to 10 to 10.2 yuan per metre, a month-on-month increase of 17 to 18 percent. Cumulative gains this year for thin and ultra-thin fabrics such as 2116 and 1080 have exceeded 140 percent. Liu Yang, an analyst at Zhuochuang Information, said that under the siphon effect of AI demand, leading companies are proactively cutting conventional 7628 electronic fabric capacity and shifting to thin fabric and low-dielectric high-frequency specialty fabric, creating a situation where the supply-demand gap for conventional fabric is widening while high-end specialty fabric is severely out of stock. The industry is currently in a state of almost zero inventory. In response, listed companies including China Jushi, Sinoma Science and Technology, CPIC, Jujie Microfiber, and Goldenmax International Technology are accelerating capacity deployment. Quartz fiber electronic fabric, known as Q fabric, which suits high-frequency and high-speed application scenarios, is the main deployment direction. Among them, Feilihua is expected to achieve sales revenue of 150 million yuan from quartz electronic fabric in the first half of this year, and Honghe Technology's Q fabric has passed downstream customer certification and already has small-volume sales. Many interviewees believe that as the AI computing infrastructure wave continues, short-term supply of PCB upstream base materials such as electronic yarn and electronic fabric will remain tight. Because new capacity takes a long time to come online, combined with cost support and downstream demand resonance, product prices are expected to rise further.
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Sinoma Science & Technology first-half 2026 net profit reaches 1.208 billion yuan, up 20.93% year on year

Sinoma Science & Technology released its 2026 interim report, with net profit attributable to the parent company of 1.208 billion yuan, up 20.93% from the same period last year. Total operating revenue was 16.257 billion yuan, up 21.95% year on year, marking a second consecutive year of growth. Net cash flow from operating activities was negative 200 million yuan, down 110.07% from the same period last year. The company's latest asset-liability ratio was 58.21%, gross margin was 21.29%, return on equity was 5.92%, and diluted earnings per share was 0.72 yuan.
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Critical Materials & Supply Chain

Glass and Fiberglass Concept Weakens Intraday; Institutions Say Sector Poised to Return to Tight Supply-Demand Balance

On July 29, the glass and fiberglass concept fell 3.13% intraday. Among related constituent stocks, Sinoma Science & Technology dropped 6.63%, Honghe Technology fell 5.93%, Triumph Science & Technology declined 4.80%, Feilihua lost 2.83%, and Changhai Composite Materials slid 2.35%. SDIC Securities noted that driven by AI computing demand and a strong wind power market, the industry's product mix is accelerating its upgrade toward high-end offerings. In 2026, supply and demand are expected to be tight, with a clear trend of rising prices for electronic fabrics. Demand for fiberglass rovings is forecast to reach 8.02 million tons in 2026, an increase of 470,000 tons year-on-year, while new capacity remains limited, leaving room for further improvement in industry profitability. Changjiang Securities pointed out that the industry is likely to return to a tight supply-demand balance in 2026, with a clear upward trend in prosperity. A sharp rise in platinum prices has pushed up unit investment costs by more than 15%, significantly dampening companies' willingness to invest. Combined with lower new production in 2026 compared to 2025 and a bottoming-out recovery in overseas demand, prices have upward momentum. Looking ahead to 2027, the industry may face a notable supply gap.
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