CXMT Posts First Earnings as Public Company as AI Demand Drives Memory Sales
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CXMT, China’s memory-chip maker, posted its first earnings since going public, swinging to a 77.6 billion yuan profit as sales jumped 874% to 150.3 billion yuan, driven by AI computing demand and DRAM shortages. It remains the fourth-largest memory supplier by shipments and revenue behind Samsung, SK Hynix and Micron, with clients including Alibaba Cloud, ByteDance, Tencent, Lenovo and Xiaomi. The stock has risen about 20% since listing, while CXMT notes a U.S. defense‑department listing of Chinese military customers is manageable but could pose future supply-chain risks.
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