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TREE NEWS update: ChangXin Memory Technologies (CXMT) said on Sept 7 it will start discussing a dividend scheme in due course. During its H1 2026 results briefing, independent director Chen Wuchao noted rising DRAM prices and improved industry conditions, but said the company remains in a key investment phase for capacity expansion and technology upgrades. As profitability strengthens, CXMT will consider shareholder returns in compliance with regulations.

TREE NEWS update: Goldman Sachs resumed coverage of Zhongji Innolight’s A-shares with a Buy rating and a 2,645 yuan target, while initiating coverage on its H-shares with a Buy rating and a 3,267 HKD target. The bank’s positive stance reflects confidence in the optical module maker’s growth prospects.

TREE NEWS update: Huawei launched the Mate XT 2 trifold phone in Guangzhou on the 7th, debuting the Kirin 9050 Pro chip, the first high-performance chip using logic-folding technology. The chip stacks logic layers vertically with interconnects, reducing signal latency. It marks Huawei’s first new Kirin chip at a flagship event in six years, since the Mate 40 launch.

TREE NEWS reports: European stocks opened mixed on [date]. The Euro Stoxx 50 was flat, while Germany’s DAX slipped 0.15%, the UK’s FTSE 100 fell 0.2%, and France’s CAC 40 declined 0.1%.

TREE NEWS reports: China’s A-shares closed mixed on Thursday, with the ChiNext index jumping 3.41% while the Shanghai Composite edged up 0.07%. Computing hardware stocks surged, with PCB and CPO names leading gains, as several stocks hit daily limits. AI chip stocks fell, with Moore Threads hitting limit down. Turnover reached 1.96 trillion yuan, with over 3,100 stocks advancing.

TREE NEWS update: Volkswagen’s union leaders warned CEO Oliver Blume on Monday that last week’s restructuring agreement does not authorize him to push through job cuts unchecked. In a statement on VW’s intranet, the union signaled ongoing disputes over jobs and plant futures, underscoring Blume’s challenge as he shifts from securing broad support to detailing implementation.

TREE NEWS reports: Japan’s Nikkei 225 stock index closed 2.1% higher at 66,399.84 on [date], while the broader Topix index rose 0.6% to 4,125.80. In South Korea, the KOSPI composite index surged 4.6% to close at 6,995.39.

TREE NEWS reports: A-share media stocks surged on Wednesday, with Duzhe Media hitting the daily limit, Longban Media also sealing earlier, and Duko Culture, China Publishing, and Zhaoxun Media rallying sharply. The sector’s broad advance reflects renewed investor interest in media equities.

TREE NEWS reports: Longban Media surged to its sixth straight limit-up on Sept 7, closing at 17.11 yuan per share, up 10.03%, with a market cap of about 7.6 billion yuan. The stock has gained over 77% in six sessions, driven by an AI video business that recognized only 80 yuan in revenue in June. The company attributed the low figure to late launch of the content ‘Across 1988’.

TREE NEWS reports: Chinese A-share CPO (co-packaged optics) stocks rallied on Tuesday, with Accelink Technologies hitting the daily limit and more than ten others, including Cambridge Industries, Xingsen Technology and Mink Optical, also locked limit-up. Zhongji Innolight jumped nearly 10%, while Shijia Photon, Robertco and Taichen advanced.

TREE NEWS reports: China’s ChiNext index rose over 3% and the STAR 50 index gained more than 2% on [date]. Optical chip maker Yuanjie Technology surged over 13%, while Changxin Technology advanced over 7%. Nearly 3,000 stocks advanced across Shanghai, Shenzhen and Beijing exchanges.

TREE NEWS reports: China A-share semiconductor and chip stocks rallied intraday on Monday, with Zongyi Co. hitting the daily limit-up in the afternoon session. Shares of Hengshuo, Qiangyi, Pucan, Huahai Chengke and Changxin Technology each rose over 5%. The move underscores renewed investor interest in the sector.

TREE NEWS reports: The STAR 50 Index extended its afternoon rally to 2% on Monday. Source Photonics (688498) surged over 12%, Shengyi Electronics (688183) climbed more than 11%, and Montage Technology (688008) gained nearly 5%, leading the tech-heavy index’s advance.

TREE NEWS reports: Asia-Pacific markets were mixed on Monday, with Seoul’s KOSPI surging 4% intraday and Nikkei 225 up over 2%, while Hong Kong’s Hang Seng fell nearly 1%. In Germany, the far-right AfD won a historic victory in the eastern state of Saxony-Anhalt. China’s ChiNext rose 2.63% as computing hardware stocks rallied. Separately, Moore Threads responded to its stock price limit-down, citing compliance and improving operations.

TREE NEWS reports: South Korea’s Seoul Composite Index (KOSPI) surged 4% intraday on [date not provided], marking a sharp rally in the country’s benchmark stock market. The index’s rise reflects robust investor sentiment amid a broad market upswing. Further details on the drivers behind the jump were not immediately available.

TREE NEWS update: Baidu Group announced that its A-class ordinary shares have been included as eligible securities under the Shenzhen-Hong Kong Stock Connect, effective September 7, 2026. The inclusion allows mainland investors to trade Baidu’s A-shares through the connect program.

TREE NEWS update: Moore Threads (688805.SH) fell 20% to hit the daily limit on Monday after the release of its initial public offering’s online placement restricted shares, expanding total float by 85%. The company responded that the unlocking had been disclosed per regulations.

TREE NEWS reports: China’s Shanghai Composite Index fell 0.24% to close the morning session at 3920.70 points. The Shenzhen Component Index rose 1.38% to 13703.21, while the ChiNext gained 2.63% to 3373.12. The CSI 300 edged up 0.19% to 4556.86, and the STAR 50 added 1.56% to 1602.03.

TREE NEWS reports: China’s ChiNext index rose 2.63% by midday on Sept 7, while the Shanghai Composite dipped 0.24%. Computing hardware stocks led gains, with PCB and CPO names hitting limit-up, but AI chip makers fell sharply, including Moore Threads’ 20cm limit-down. Turnover reached 1.25 trillion yuan in the morning session.

TREE NEWS update: Xingye Technology’s shares hit the daily limit down after the company disclosed on Sept 4 that the China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) has launched an investigation into suspected violations of information disclosure rules. A company representative told investors that the probe relates to an earlier acquisition agreement that failed to disclose that the target asset had not yet turned profitable.