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Why is United Nova Technology stock rising today?

United Nova Technology's stock surged 5.2% to hit 9.04 CNY following the company's announcement of full-year profit for the first three quarters of 2026. The company reported a net profit of around CNY 681 million, marking a significant year-over-year increase of approximately CNY 1.14 billion, or 247%. United Nova Technology attributed its financial turnaround to accelerating global semiconductor technology cycles, rapid expansion of AI-driven application demand, and its capacity to capitalize on domestic substitution opportunities.

The company's strategic position as a wafer foundry and module packaging specialist, dealing in power devices, IGBT and SiC components, MEMS sensors, and high-speed optical interconnect processes for AI applications, has positioned it well to benefit from China's efforts to reduce dependence on foreign chip manufacturing. Investors appear to be responding positively to the company's strong preliminary figures, which indicate the company's efforts to deepen customer relationships and expand its business scale are paying off.

Meanwhile, the broader Shanghai Composite remained flat on Tuesday, with tech stocks facing pressure from rising yields.

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