Shenzhen Sanda Industrial Co., Ltd. (Shensangda A, 000032) (000032)

Individual Stock Analysis Report　|　Industry: High-Tech Industrial Engineering Services and Digital Infrastructure　|　Report Date: September 13, 2026　|　Market data as of the September 11, 2026 close; moving averages, MACD and RSI mainly as of September 10, 2026; Bollinger Bands are approximate values calculated based on closing prices over the 20 trading days through September 11, 2026; shareholder data as of June 30, 2026, and major capital flow data as of September 4, 2026

This report was automatically compiled by AI based on publicly available information and is for reference only. It does not constitute investment advice.

1. Executive Summary

The most decision-relevant facts regarding Shensangda A are that operating revenue increased 3.54% year on year to RMB 24.263 billion in the first half of 2026, but net profit attributable to the parent company was a loss of RMB 208.4 million and non-recurring net profit attributable to the parent company was a loss of RMB 244.5 million. Revenue recovery has not yet translated into earnings recovery. Meanwhile, the company’s revenue fell 27.04% year on year to RMB 49.170 billion in 2025, and net profit attributable to the parent company swung from a profit of RMB 329.7 million in 2024 to a loss of RMB 127.1 million. Operating performance remains under pressure.

The company’s business is primarily focused on high-tech industrial services. In 2025, this segment generated revenue of RMB 46.700 billion, accounting for 94.98% of operating revenue. Cleanroom turnkey solution revenue exceeded RMB 39.8 billion, but its gross margin declined from 9.41% in 2024 to 8.38% in 2025. Digital and information services had a gross margin of approximately 34.73%, materially higher than the engineering business, but revenue was only RMB 2.470 billion, accounting for 5.02%. The segment remained loss-making at the operating level in the first half of 2026. Overall profit improvement therefore remains dependent on a recovery in cleanroom business gross margins and reduced losses and progress toward productization in the digital business.

The company has RMB 71.921 billion of projects under construction, including RMB 30.572 billion of unfinished work. Projects under execution in Southeast Asia have contract value of approximately RMB 6.917 billion, providing a degree of project support for future revenue. However, project backlog does not equate to revenue that can be recognized directly in future years. At the same time, contract assets were approximately RMB 32.881 billion at the end of 2025, equivalent to approximately 66.9% of 2025 revenue, while net cash flow from operating activities was negative RMB 2.966 billion. Capital tied up in engineering projects and collection pressure remain significant.

As of September 11, 2026, the company’s share price closed at RMB 13.61, down approximately 7.6% from September 1 and in a weak consolidation phase after retreating from a high. The share price was below the short-term moving averages and the Bollinger middle band. MACD was below the zero line and RSI was approximately 39.34, indicating weak short- to medium-term technical signals. The market still holds expectations for future earnings recovery, but the institutional forecast sample consists of only two institutions. Since the company recorded a loss of RMB 208.4 million in the first half of 2026, achieving the full-year forecast requires net profit attributable to the parent company of approximately RMB 420 million to RMB 529 million in the second half, making forecast realization highly uncertain.

2. Company Overview

2.1 Basic Information

2.2 Principal Businesses and Product Portfolio

• High-tech industrial services: Through China Electronic System Technology Co., Ltd. and its subsidiaries, the company provides cleanroom turnkey solutions, consulting and design for high-tech plants, engineering construction, electromechanical installation, EPC general contracting and specialized contracting, cleanroom system products, water treatment and electronic ultrapure-water solutions, smart-factory and intelligent-operation-and-maintenance solutions, and engineering services for data centers and computing centers. Cleanroom turnkey solution revenue exceeded RMB 39.8 billion in 2025.
• Digital and information services: Through China Electronics Cloud, the company provides dedicated and private cloud platforms, cloud computing, computing and storage infrastructure, data-factor and data-circulation services, digital-government and industry digitalization solutions, artificial intelligence, big data, privacy computing, and data-center operations. Internally developed products include the CECSTACK dedicated cloud platform, CeaSphere server virtualization software, and CeaCube hyperconverged products and integrated computing-storage machines.
• Digital heating and new-energy services: Revenue was RMB 1.862 billion in 2025, accounting for 3.79% of operating revenue, with a gross margin of 14.14%.
• Precision transportation and logistics, electronic equipment manufacturing, smart cities, smart lighting, smart security and other businesses: The company retains businesses of some scale, but they are not its current core growth drivers.

2.3 Position in the Upstream and Downstream Value Chain and Cost-Profit Structure

Shensangda A occupies the midstream engineering and digital-infrastructure segments of the high-tech manufacturing value chain. High-tech industrial services are oriented toward engineering integration and project delivery, with large revenue scale but relatively low gross margins. Digital and information services are oriented toward cloud computing, data and digital-government products, with higher gross margins but currently smaller revenue scale.

• Major inputs for high-tech industrial services include cleanroom equipment and materials, air-conditioning and purification systems, electromechanical installation, piping and electrical systems, ultrapure-water and industrial wastewater treatment equipment, steel, panels, insulation and construction-installation materials, engineering labor, specialized subcontracting, project management, transportation and construction services.
• In 2025, equipment and raw materials, subcontracting costs, labor costs, project management and other costs all accounted for significant proportions of high-tech industrial service costs. The briefing did not provide specific proportions for each cost category.
• The company is highly dependent on equipment and material suppliers and specialized subcontractors. Material, labor and subcontracting prices directly affect project gross margins.
• For steel, electromechanical equipment, cleanroom equipment and engineering subcontracting services, the company is generally closer to a price taker and does not have obvious upstream resource pricing power. It mainly reduces costs through bulk procurement, project management, supply-chain management and technical-solution design.
• Complete, verifiable data on supplier concentration and the proportion of core equipment procurement was not available in the public materials obtained for this report. Such concentration cannot be inferred from a single third-party webpage.
• Downstream customers include semiconductor and integrated-circuit companies, display-panel companies, new-energy and lithium-battery companies, biopharmaceutical and medical customers, scientific laboratories, government entities, central and state-owned enterprises, financial institutions, telecom operators, data centers, computing centers and internet companies.
• Key customers and projects listed in the briefing include SMIC, ChangXin Memory Technologies, Yangtze Memory Technologies, Hua Hong Semiconductor, Nexchip, Silan Microelectronics, Sanan Optoelectronics, BOE, China Star Optoelectronics, Visionox, China Mobile, Huawei and Apple-related projects or customers.
• Downstream customers have large investment budgets and high technical standards, while supplier certification cycles are long. Customer certification, project experience and technical capabilities create certain barriers to entry.
• Specific projects generally use a tendering process. Customers have relatively strong bargaining power, and engineering companies may face project price competition, schedule and quality-guarantee requirements, phased settlement, quality-retention payments, design changes, long settlement cycles and delayed customer payments.
• The company’s annual report notes that the high-tech industrial engineering business has a high asset-liability ratio due to industry characteristics. If customers default on engineering payments, the company’s financial condition and normal project operations may be affected.
• Customer concentration: This search did not identify complete and cross-verifiable data on the revenue contribution of the top five customers in the 2025 annual report. Customer concentration therefore cannot be assessed accurately; the latest annual report disclosure should prevail.
• Demand for high-tech industrial engineering is affected by the capital-expenditure cycles of semiconductors, new energy, biopharmaceuticals and data centers. Project backlog does not equate to operating revenue that can be recognized directly in future years.
• As of December 31, 2025, the company’s contract assets had a carrying amount of approximately RMB 32.881 billion, including approximately RMB 31.181 billion from cleanroom services and RMB 1.700 billion from digital and information services. Total contract assets were equivalent to approximately 66.9% of 2025 operating revenue, while net cash flow from operating activities was negative RMB 2.966 billion in 2025. Contractual accounts payable due at period end amounted to approximately RMB 35.281 billion, together with supplier financing arrangements. This indicates that some funding pressure is buffered through accounts payable and supply-chain finance, but the engineering business still has a capital-usage profile characterized by upfront investment, later settlement and phased collections. Contract assets are not equivalent to accounts receivable for which cash has already been collected.
• Regarding customer concentration, the briefing did not provide complete and cross-verifiable data on the revenue contribution of the top five customers in 2025. Supplier concentration also lacks a complete and verifiable basis. Upstream and downstream concentration therefore cannot be quantified based on the available information. Relevant data sources and years are insufficient; the latest annual report should prevail.

The company is positioned in the midstream engineering-integration and digital-infrastructure segments of the high-tech manufacturing value chain. Overall, it currently resembles a midstream processing and project-delivery business: high-tech industrial services have large revenue scale but low engineering gross margins and are sensitive to upstream material, equipment, labor and subcontracting costs; digital and information services have higher gross margins but smaller scale. The key to further profit improvement lies in raising the contribution of design consulting, specialized products, water treatment, smart factories, intelligent operations and maintenance, and digital cloud services, while improving project management, material procurement and subcontracting efficiency, rather than simply expanding low-margin engineering general contracting.

3. Financial Data and Valuation Analysis

3.1 Recent Operating Performance

The latest formal financial report is the company’s 2026 interim report, with data through September 10, 2026. Non-recurring net profit attributable to the parent company was a loss of RMB 244.5 million in the first half of 2026, down 115.87% year on year; basic EPS was negative RMB 0.1715, compared with negative RMB 0.0857 in the same period of the previous year. Operating costs were RMB 22.430 billion, up 5.43% year on year and faster than revenue. Net cash flow from operating activities was an outflow of RMB 1.503 billion, compared with an outflow of RMB 4.458 billion in the same period of the previous year.

The company is in a phase of modest revenue recovery but continued earnings deterioration. Revenue grew 3.54% year on year in the first half of 2026, but the net loss attributable to the parent company widened, mainly because the overall gross margin of high-tech industrial services declined and intensifying domestic competition pressured the profitability of the cleanroom business. Revenue contracted materially in 2025 compared with 2024 and the company swung from profit to loss. Revenue recovered in the first half of 2026, but earnings have not yet recovered.

3.2 Earnings Forecasts

According to Tonghuashun, two institutions issued earnings forecasts during the six months through September 5, 2026, mainly Soochow Securities and GF Securities. The net profit attributable to the parent company and EPS figures below are aggregated forecasts from Tonghuashun. Operating revenue uses forecast data visible on the East Money webpage, and the forecast values differ between the two terminals. The forecasts are broker forecasts or excerpts from third-party financial terminals, not official company guidance. Since the company already recorded a loss of RMB 208.4 million in the first half of 2026, achieving the full-year profit forecast requires significant earnings recovery in the second half. The small number of institutional forecasts limits their representativeness.

3.3 Valuation and Institutional Ratings

As of 11:03 on September 10, 2026, the share price was approximately RMB 13.86, total shares outstanding were approximately 1.215 billion, and estimated total market capitalization was approximately RMB 16.8 billion at that price. Price-to-book was approximately 1.31x. Since the company remains loss-making on a trailing basis, dynamic P/E cannot be calculated. EPS as of June 30, 2026 was approximately negative RMB 0.20, so static P/E is currently not appropriate; P/B and forward P/E based on future earnings forecasts are more meaningful. Based on the average institutional EPS forecasts, forward P/E for 2026–2028 is approximately 63x, 36x and 27x, respectively. Based on GF Securities’ forecasts, it is approximately 82x, 36x and 26x; based on Soochow Securities’ forecasts, approximately 53x, 37x and 28x. The 2026 forecast P/E is highly sensitive to the assumption of a return to profit. If the company fails to turn profitable for the full year, 2026 P/E will lose its relevance. Institutions forecast 2026 net profit attributable to the parent company of RMB 212 million to RMB 321 million, while the company recorded a loss of RMB 208.4 million in the first half. This means that second-half net profit attributable to the parent company must reach approximately RMB 420 million to RMB 529 million to achieve the forecast range. Valuation support will depend mainly on improvement in cleanroom business gross margins, order recognition and project-delivery timing, and the ability of digital and information services to continue reducing losses. Key risks include intensifying competition in cleanroom services, weaker-than-expected collections from engineering projects, continued pressure on operating cash flow, rising R&D and financial expenses, and the small number of institutional forecasts and differences among terminals.

4. Recent News and Announcements

4.1 Cancellation of the Proposal to Increase the 2026 Annual Guarantee Quota

On September 10, 2026, the company disclosed the Announcement on the Cancellation of Certain Proposals and Supplemental Notice for the Third Extraordinary Shareholders’ Meeting of 2026, Announcement No. 2026-065. Due to “changes in business conditions,” the company cancelled the proposal on the expected increase in the 2026 annual guarantee quota, while other matters for the shareholders’ meeting remained unchanged. The meeting plans to review proposals concerning China Electronics System Engineering No. 2 Construction Co., Ltd.’s foreign-exchange hedging business and amendments to the Administrative Measures for Related-Party Transactions. The in-person meeting was scheduled for September 14, 2026. As of September 13, it had not yet been held, and final voting results had not been disclosed. The announcement did not quantify the specific reasons for the changes in business conditions.

4.2 2026 Interim Earnings Forecast and Formal Results

The company expected a net loss attributable to shareholders of the listed company of RMB 193.10 million to RMB 243.10 million in the first half of 2026. Net loss after deducting non-recurring items was expected to be RMB 228.10 million to RMB 283.10 million, and basic EPS was expected to be negative RMB 0.1589 to negative RMB 0.2001. The interim report disclosed on August 27, 2026 showed actual operating revenue of RMB 24.263 billion, up 3.54% year on year; net profit attributable to shareholders of the listed company of negative RMB 208.40 million, down 113.77% year on year; net profit after deducting non-recurring items of negative RMB 244.46 million, down 115.87% year on year; and basic EPS of negative RMB 0.1715. Actual results were within the previous earnings forecast range. Earnings pressure mainly came from declining gross margins in cleanroom services, operating losses in digital and information services, and the payment of RMB 108.5595 million in additional corporate income tax and RMB 12.9177 million in late-payment charges by a subsidiary. This was expected to reduce the company’s 2026 net profit attributable to shareholders of the listed company by approximately RMB 61.9534 million. The company stated that the additional tax payment did not involve a penalty. No cash dividends, bonus shares or capitalization of capital reserves were distributed during the reporting period.

4.3 No Newly Disclosed September 2026 Share Repurchase or Share-Accumulation Announcement Identified

As of September 13, 2026, no newly disclosed September announcement regarding a share repurchase or an accumulation plan by the controlling shareholder had been identified. No new announcement regarding share purchases or sales by directors, supervisors or senior executives was found. The 2026 interim report showed that none of the top ten shareholders was a designated securities account for repurchases, and that the shareholdings of directors and senior executives did not change during the reporting period. The company has conducted share repurchases historically, but the current search results did not show any new repurchase plan or progress announcement in September 2026.

4.4 Shareholder Structure and Shareholding Changes Disclosed in the Interim Report

As of June 30, 2026, the company had 61,053 shareholders. China Electronics International Information Service Co., Ltd. held 202,650,154 shares, or 16.68%; China Electronics Corporation held 199,241,427 shares, or 16.40%; China Electronics Investment Holdings Co., Ltd. held 43,500,179 shares, or 3.58%; China Electronics Import and Export Co., Ltd. held 38,391,238 shares, or 3.16%; and Hong Kong Securities Clearing Company Limited held 21,374,447 shares, or 1.76%, an increase of 12,600,581 shares from the previous period. Wu An held 10,700,000 shares, or 0.88%, down 990,000 shares from the previous period. Goldman Sachs International—proprietary funds held 9,963,266 shares, or 0.82%, up 9,251,319 shares from the previous period. There was no change in the controlling shareholder or ultimate controller during the reporting period. These figures are based on the interim report and should not be treated as real-time shareholding changes in September 2026.

4.5 Transfer of a 10.54% Stake in Gongda Ke Ya

On August 19, 2026, the company disclosed an update on China Electronics System’s transfer of shares in Gongda Ke Ya through a public solicitation process. The company’s wholly owned subsidiary, China Electronic System Technology Co., Ltd., planned to transfer 12,705,000 shares of Gongda Ke Ya, representing 10.54% of its total share capital, at a price of no less than RMB 22.60 per share. Following public solicitation and internal evaluation, Beijing Hongyue Xinneng Enterprise Management Center (Limited Partnership) was selected as the qualified transferee. Its bid price was RMB 22.60 per share, for a total transfer value of RMB 287.1330 million. The matter was approved by China Electronics Corporation through the State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission’s integrated information system for property-rights management. The share-transfer agreement had satisfied the conditions for effectiveness, and Hongyue Xinneng had paid the deposit in full. However, procedures including share registration and transfer remained to be completed. Whether and when the transaction will ultimately close remains uncertain.

4.6 Second Public Listing of an 80% Stake in China Electronics Zhouji Environmental Protection Technology Development Co., Ltd.

On August 22, 2026, the company disclosed an update on the matter. Since no prospective transferee emerged during the first listing period, China Electronics System conducted a second listing at a price no lower than 90% of the appraised equity value. The second-listing price was RMB 1.67129199 billion, compared with a first-listing floor price of no less than RMB 1.8569911 billion. The company stated that whether the public listing can be completed successfully, as well as the final transaction price, counterparty and related taxes and fees, remains uncertain.

4.7 Second Public Listing of a 70% Stake in Shandong China Electronics Fulen New Energy Investment Co., Ltd.

On August 22, 2026, the company disclosed an update on the matter. Since no prospective transferee emerged during the first listing period, China Electronics System conducted a second listing at a price no lower than 90% of the appraised equity value. The second-listing price was RMB 214.76169 million, compared with a first-listing floor price of no less than RMB 238.6241 million. As of the announcement date, whether the transaction would close, the final transaction price, the counterparty and the tax situation had not been determined.

4.8 Second Public Listing of a 100% Stake in China Electronics Wuqiang Heating Co., Ltd.

On August 22, 2026, the company disclosed an update on the matter. The first-listing floor price was no lower than RMB 64.8448 million. Since no prospective transferee emerged, the stake was subsequently listed a second time at a price no lower than 90% of the appraised equity value, with a second-listing price of RMB 58.36032 million. The transaction carries risks including failure to close and uncertainty regarding the final transaction price.

4.9 Related-Party Transactions, Foreign-Exchange Hedging and Operating Risks

On August 27, 2026, the company disclosed an announcement on the entrusted construction of the renovation project for Buildings 2 and 3 of the Sanda Industrial Park and the related-party transaction. It also disclosed matters concerning the foreign-exchange hedging business of a subsidiary and the expected increase in the 2026 annual guarantee quota. The proposal to increase the expected guarantee quota was cancelled on September 10, 2026, due to changes in business conditions. The proposals concerning foreign-exchange hedging and amendments to the Administrative Measures for Related-Party Transactions remained scheduled for consideration at the shareholders’ meeting on September 14, 2026. The company’s first-half loss widened, while the cleanroom business faced pressure from intensifying market competition and declining gross margins. Additional tax payments and late-payment charges also materially affected profit.

4.10 No Newly Disclosed Material Regulatory-Penalty Announcement Identified for September 2026

As of September 13, 2026, no newly disclosed September announcement was identified concerning a filing investigation or administrative penalty by the China Securities Regulatory Commission, disciplinary action or regulatory letter from the Shenzhen Stock Exchange, or other material regulatory penalty against the company. The company previously disclosed an announcement on abnormal stock-price movements on June 15, 2026, after the cumulative deviation in closing prices over the two consecutive trading days of June 11 and June 12 exceeded 20%. Following its review, the company stated that neither it nor its controlling shareholder or ultimate controller had any material information that should have been disclosed but was not, and that the controlling shareholder, ultimate controller, directors, supervisors and senior executives did not trade the company’s shares during the period of abnormal movement.

5. Share-Price Trend and Technical Analysis

5.1 Price Overview

5.2 Technical Indicators

As of September 11, 2026, Shensangda A closed at RMB 13.61, down approximately 7.6% from the September 1 close and in a weak consolidation phase after retreating from a high. Moving averages, MACD and RSI all indicated weak short- to medium-term technical conditions. A rebound would initially face moving-average and Bollinger middle-band resistance around RMB 14.00–14.25. RMB 13.30–13.60 is a recent support area to monitor, while RMB 13.05–13.20 is close to the approximate Bollinger lower band. Recent trading value contracted from the high-volume decline on September 4. There had not yet been consecutive panic selling on heavy volume, but major capital-flow data showed consecutive net outflows from September 1 to September 4, and the margin-financing balance also declined from early-September levels. Shareholder concentration was relatively high, but primarily reflected related state-owned shareholders within the China Electronics system. Public-fund and QFII ownership was relatively limited, and the shareholder data was lagged.

5.3 Short-Term Outlook (Next Week, Scenario Analysis for Reference Only)

⚠️ Risk warning: The following is only a subjective scenario analysis based on the September 11, 2026 closing data, historical prices and technical indicators. It does not constitute investment advice or a definitive forecast of future prices.

① Key Technical Levels

② Scenarios for the Coming Week (Subjective Weighting, Not Statistical Probability)

• Range-bound consolidation (relatively higher subjective heuristic weighting, approximately 50%–60%; not a statistical probability): Reference range of RMB 13.30–14.05. Trigger conditions are support above RMB 13.30, trading value remaining within the recent normal range of approximately RMB 250 million–RMB 400 million, and no consecutive high-volume declines. If the stock repeatedly tests around RMB 13.60 but cannot effectively break above RMB 14.00, it may exhibit weak sideways movement or range-bound trading.
• Weak downward move (medium subjective heuristic weighting, approximately 30%; not a statistical probability): Reference range of RMB 12.20–13.30. Trigger conditions are an effective closing-price break below RMB 13.30, daily trading value increasing to above RMB 450 million–RMB 500 million on a sustained basis, and continued relatively large net outflows of major capital. If RMB 13.10 is also breached, support around the 52-week low near RMB 12.22 should be monitored.
• Strengthening rebound (low subjective heuristic weighting, approximately 10%–20%; not a statistical probability): Reference range of RMB 14.05–14.70. Trigger conditions are a return above RMB 14.05–14.25 and volume confirmation for at least one consecutive trading day, with trading value materially above the recent normal level of approximately RMB 300 million, while the MACD negative value narrows and RSI rises toward 50. If RMB 14.4 is subsequently breached, the RMB 14.6–14.7 area can be monitored. Without volume support, the move is more likely to be a technical rebound.

③ Capital and Liquidity Background

As of September 11, 2026, daily trading value was approximately RMB 316 million and turnover was 1.92%. Over the past five trading days, daily trading value was approximately RMB 237 million–RMB 544 million, with turnover of approximately 1.41%–3.13%. The latest readable major-capital-flow data as of September 4 showed consecutive net outflows from September 1 to September 4 totaling approximately RMB 196 million, but did not cover September 5–11, and platform capital-flow definitions may differ. As of September 10, the margin-financing balance was approximately RMB 719 million, down from early September. Shareholder-structure data as of June 30, 2026 showed that the top ten shareholders held approximately 47.70% of total shares, and the shareholder count was approximately 61,053, down approximately 13.33% from March 31, 2026. Concentrated ownership was mainly attributable to related state-owned shareholders within the China Electronics system. Public funds held approximately 1.82% and QFII held approximately 0.88%. The shareholder data lagged by approximately two and a half months, during which the structure may have changed. In practical terms, nominal circulating share capital may differ from freely tradable shares, and institutional willingness to trade should be assessed using subsequent quarterly data and real-time trading.

One observable volume-confirmation signal would be for daily trading value to exceed approximately RMB 450 million for two consecutive days during the coming week while the share price returns to the RMB 14.05–14.25 range. This could serve as an indication that the rebound had volume confirmation. If trading value increases while the price still falls below RMB 13.30, the move would be more indicative of capital outflows or selling-pressure release.

④ Points to Monitor (Observation Framework Only, Not Trading Instructions)

• Monitor whether the RMB 13.30–13.60 area can stabilize and whether the approximate Bollinger lower band near RMB 13.10 is effective.
• Monitor whether the share price can return above the RMB 14.00–14.25 resistance zone and whether trading value provides confirmation.
• Monitor whether major capital flows shift from consecutive net outflows to consecutive net inflows; the latest readable data currently covers only through September 4, 2026, creating a lag.
• Monitor whether trading value exceeds approximately RMB 450 million for two consecutive days as a volume-confirmation indicator for rebound strength. These are observation guidelines only and not trading instructions.

The above scenario analysis is based on the September 11, 2026 closing data and calculations using historical prices and technical indicators. Short-term share prices will also be affected by news, capital flows, broader market conditions and other factors. Technical indicators themselves are lagging and subject to limitations. This does not guarantee the actual future trend or constitute a buy or sell recommendation. Investors should make independent judgments based on the latest market information and bear their own investment risks.

6. Industry Landscape and Competitor Analysis

6.1 Industry Overview

The company operates across high-tech industrial engineering services and digital infrastructure and cloud services. High-tech industrial engineering lies between fixed-asset investment in downstream advanced manufacturing and upstream construction, installation and cleanroom equipment. Demand covers capital-intensive industries including semiconductors, display panels, biopharmaceuticals, new energy and data centers. Digital and information services target customers in defense, energy, finance, transportation, healthcare, party and government administration and public services, and compete in cloud computing, computing power, data factors and industry digitalization services.

6.2 Competitive Landscape

• Demand for high-tech industrial engineering is affected by the capital-expenditure cycles of semiconductors, new energy, biopharmaceuticals and data centers and is distinctly cyclical.
• Customers have high requirements for cleanliness, electromechanical systems, process support and engineering delivery. Large projects generally use tendering, have large contract values and long cycles, and involve lengthy settlement and collection periods.
• Engineering general contracting has relatively low gross margins, while specialized products and design and operation-and-maintenance services have relatively higher margins. Companies with cross-industry experience, complex-project delivery capabilities and certifications from major customers have stronger competitive advantages.
• China produced 451.4 billion integrated circuits in 2024, up 14.4% year on year. Continued investment in strategic industries including semiconductors, new materials, biopharmaceuticals and new energy provides a long-term demand base for cleanrooms, facility systems and high-tech plant construction, although demand remains affected by capital-expenditure cycles.
• Participants in digital infrastructure and cloud services include traditional ICT equipment and cloud-service companies, telecom-operator clouds, large internet cloud platforms, government clouds and industry digitalization service providers, and domestic computing, storage and database manufacturers.
• Shensangda A’s digital-business strengths include the backing of a central state-owned enterprise under China Electronics, security and compliance capabilities for party and government, defense and critical-industry customers, domestic hardware and software adaptation capabilities, the China Electronics Cloud and China Electronics’ domestic-computing ecosystem, and experience in digital-government and industry projects.
• The company’s digital revenue is relatively small and remains in a period of R&D investment and business transformation. It has not yet developed scale effects comparable to those of large cloud providers.
• In 2025, the company adjusted the classification of its principal businesses from high-tech industrial engineering services, digital heating and new-energy services and other industrial services to cleanroom turnkey solutions, cleanroom specialized products and services, digital and information services, digital heating and new-energy services and other industrial services. Changes in statistical definitions should be considered when making year-on-year comparisons.
• The company does not have physical production capacity or resource reserves similar to steel, coal or chemical companies. Its so-called capacity is primarily reflected in engineering design, project management, technical personnel, professional qualifications, customer resources and engineering projects on hand, and cannot be directly compared with manufacturing equipment capacity.

6.3 Main Competitors

Shensangda A is comparable with PNC Process Systems, Asahi Intecc? and Shenghui Integration in high-tech cleanroom engineering. However, Shensangda A covers EPC general contracting, digital infrastructure, data centers, water treatment, digital government and digital cloud services, giving it greater business breadth than companies with higher cleanroom-engineering purity. Compared with TSC Industries, Shensangda A does not have semiconductor manufacturing operations and is positioned further toward engineering and industrial services. Compared with Inspur Digital Enterprise, Unisplendour and Sangfor Technologies, the company is only partially comparable in digital and information services. Those companies generally have stronger productization, scale effects and market recognition, while Shensangda A has relative advantages in central state-owned-enterprise customers, government and critical-industry scenarios, domestic adaptation and engineering delivery.

7. Risk Factors

• Risk of further decline in cleanroom and high-tech industrial engineering gross margins: Gross margin in this segment declined to 8.38% in 2025, down 1.03 percentage points from 2024. Equipment and materials, labor, specialized subcontracting and project management costs account for significant proportions. The company lacks clear pricing power over upstream suppliers and subcontractors. Intensifying project price competition or weaker-than-expected cost control could further compress profits.
• Engineering-project collection and capital-utilization risk: Contract assets were approximately RMB 32.881 billion at the end of 2025, including approximately RMB 31.181 billion from cleanroom services. Net cash flow from operating activities was negative RMB 2.966 billion in 2025 and remained an outflow of RMB 1.503 billion in the first half of 2026. Contract assets are not equivalent to cash collections. Delayed customer payments, longer settlement cycles or slower recovery of quality-retention payments could increase funding pressure.
• Risk that the company fails to turn profitable in line with institutional forecasts: Net profit attributable to the parent company was a loss of RMB 208.4 million in the first half of 2026, while institutional forecasts call for full-year net profit of RMB 212 million to RMB 321 million. This requires second-half net profit of approximately RMB 420 million to RMB 529 million. If cleanroom gross margins, project-recognition timing or digital-business loss reduction falls short of expectations, the full-year earnings forecast may not be achieved.
• Risk of continued losses in digital and information services: Revenue from this business was only RMB 2.470 billion in 2025, accounting for 5.02% of total revenue. Although gross margin was approximately 34.73%, the segment remained loss-making at the operating level in the first half of 2026. If R&D investment, market expansion and project-delivery costs remain high while commercialization of internally developed cloud platforms, virtualization, hyperconverged products and data services remains insufficient, the business could continue to drag on company profits.
• Tax and non-recurring-profit impact risk: A subsidiary paid RMB 108.5595 million in additional corporate income tax and RMB 12.9177 million in late-payment charges in the first half of 2026. This is expected to reduce the company’s 2026 net profit attributable to the parent company by approximately RMB 61.9534 million. Similar tax payments, late-payment charges or other non-recurring expenses could further amplify earnings volatility.
• Project-demand cycle and customer bargaining-power risk: High-tech industrial engineering demand depends on capital expenditures in semiconductors, display panels, new energy, biopharmaceuticals and data centers and is cyclical. Projects generally use tendering, and customers have strong bargaining power over price, schedule, quality and settlement terms. Project backlog may not convert into revenue and profit as expected.
• Risk that asset disposals are not completed as planned: China Electronics System’s proposed transfer of a 10.54% stake in Gongda Ke Ya and the second listings of equity interests in China Electronics Zhouji, China Electronics Fulen and China Electronics Wuqiang Heating all face risks that transactions may not close, final prices may be uncertain or settlement may be delayed. The effects of these disposals on business structure and cash recovery remain uncertain.
• Risk of continued short-term share-price and liquidity weakness: As of September 11, 2026, the share price was below MA10, MA20 and the Bollinger middle band, while MACD and RSI both indicated weak short- to medium-term conditions. Major capital recorded consecutive net outflows totaling approximately RMB 196 million from September 1 to September 4, and the margin-financing balance declined from early September. If the share price falls below RMB 13.30 with increased trading value, technical conditions may deteriorate further toward the area around RMB 13.10 and the 52-week low of RMB 12.22.

8. Conclusion and Outlook

The company’s medium- to long-term growth drivers mainly come from high-tech manufacturing investment, cleanroom and facility-engineering demand from semiconductor and display-panel customers, and China Electronics’ resources and project capabilities in government, critical industries, domestic adaptation and digital infrastructure. The company has a large volume of unfinished projects and a Southeast Asian project pipeline. The gross margin of digital and information services is also significantly higher than that of the engineering business. If the company can raise the contribution of design consulting, specialized products, water treatment, smart factories, intelligent operations and maintenance, and cloud services, while improving procurement, subcontracting and project-management efficiency, revenue mix and profitability still have room to improve.

However, the company currently faces multiple constraints, including revenue volatility, declining engineering gross margins, digital-business losses and cash-flow pressure. In the first half of 2026, operating-cost growth exceeded revenue growth, competition in the cleanroom business intensified, and additional corporate income tax and late-payment charges are expected to reduce 2026 net profit attributable to the parent company by approximately RMB 61.9534 million. Future earnings recovery will depend on cleanroom project gross margins, order-recognition and delivery timing, recovery of contract assets and changes in operating cash flow, as well as whether digital and information services can continue reducing losses.

Both valuation and technical conditions are highly sensitive to earnings recovery. The company remains loss-making on a trailing basis, making static P/E unsuitable at present. Based on the average institutional forecasts, forward P/E for 2026–2028 is approximately 63x, 36x and 27x, respectively, with the 2026 forecast highly dependent on a return to profit in the second half. In the short term, share-price improvement will also need to be assessed in conjunction with support around RMB 13.30–13.60, the ability to break through the RMB 14.00–14.25 resistance zone and changes in trading volume.

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• Securities Code: 000032　　Securities Abbreviation: Shensangda A　　Announcement No.: 2026-044
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This report was automatically researched, compiled and generated by AI based on publicly available information. Information is current through the September 11, 2026 close; moving averages, MACD and RSI are mainly as of September 10, 2026; the Bollinger Bands are approximate values calculated based on closing prices over the 20 trading days through September 11, 2026; shareholder data is as of June 30, 2026, and major capital-flow data is as of September 4, 2026. Timing differences may exist. Specific data should be based on the company’s formal announcements and authoritative data terminals. This report is for information organization and research reference only and does not constitute investment advice. Investors should make independent judgments and bear their own investment risks.