Tai Jing Technology (603738) - Major Capital Net Inflow of 232 Million Yuan on March 24

Securities Star News: As of the close on March 24, 2026, Taijing Technology (603738) closed at 25.65 yuan, up 7.86%, with a turnover rate of 20.13%, a trading volume of 776,600 lots, and a transaction value of 1.97 billion yuan.

Regarding capital flow data on March 24, main funds had a net inflow of 232 million yuan, accounting for 11.77% of the total transaction value; hot money had a net inflow of 67.7 million yuan, accounting for 3.44%; retail investor funds had a net outflow of 300 million yuan, accounting for 15.2%.

Taijing Technology’s 2025 third-quarter report shows that the company’s main business revenue for the first three quarters was 718 million yuan, an increase of 16.22% year-on-year; net profit attributable to the parent was 35.02 million yuan, down 58.51% year-on-year; net profit after deducting non-recurring gains and losses was 24.4 million yuan, down 61.5%. In the third quarter of 2025, the company’s single-quarter main business revenue was 259 million yuan, up 15.32% year-on-year; net profit attributable to the parent was 12.98 million yuan, down 51.98%; net profit after deducting non-recurring gains and losses was 13.43 million yuan, down 33.41%. The debt ratio was 17.14%, investment income was -605,000 yuan, financial expenses were -7.3166 million yuan, and gross profit margin was 18.5%. Taijing Technology (603738) mainly engages in the design, production, and sales of quartz crystal components, as well as the research and development and manufacturing of related process equipment.

Explanation of capital flow terms: Refers to inferring capital flow direction through price changes. When stock prices are rising, the transaction volume driven by active buy orders is the force pushing the stock price up; this portion of transaction volume is defined as capital inflow. When stock prices are falling, the transaction volume driven by active sell orders is the force pushing the stock price down; this portion is defined as capital outflow. The difference between the two on the same day is the net force remaining after offsetting the two forces, which drives the stock price upward. Main fund flow, hot money flow, and retail investor flow are calculated based on transaction amounts of individual trades.

Note: Main funds refer to transactions involving very large orders; hot money refers to large orders; retail investor funds refer to medium and small orders.

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