TREE NEWS reports: Shares in China’s optical chip sector fell sharply after market rumors that optical chip prices are under pressure and that 1.6T-compatible chips face cuts. Changguang Huaxin, Shijia Photons and Yongding Co each told reporters they had received no news of price reductions, and none speculated on the cause of the share moves. Shijia Photons attributed the sector correction to an Oct. 1 Morgan Stanley research note on FCC policy.
Optical chip stocks slump; three Chinese listed firms say no price-cut news
The gap between rumor-driven selling and company denials is the real story here: three issuers explicitly said they had no price-cut information, yet none offered an alternative explanation for the moves, leaving the selloff without a confirmed fundamental trigger. Shijia Photons' attribution to an external research note on FCC policy suggests the correction may be sentiment- and policy-driven rather than tied to optical chip pricing itself. Whether the denials stabilize the sector, or the market keeps trading on unverified pricing chatter, is the open question to watch.
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