Shares of Luxshare Precision Industry Co., Ltd., known as Luxshare-ICT, (002475.SZ) were gaining around 9 percent in China after the electronic components manufacturer on Monday said it expects to capture long-term growth opportunities with its business portfolio, manufacturing network and system-level engineering capabilities.
The Chinese company said the AI, electrification and supply chain regionalization is expected to capture long term growth by reshaping technology and manufacturing globally.
Looking forward, Luxshare-ICT expects to continue to focus on its core strategy of technology leadership, vertical integration, smart manufacturing and global delivery. The firm also plans to strengthen its presence in consumer electronics, communications and data centers, and automotive electronics.
In fiscal 2025, the company's net profit attributable to shareholders rose 24.20 percent year-over-year to RMB 16.60 billion.
Net profit excluding non-recurring gains and losses climbed 21.16 percent from last year to RMB 14.17 billion.
Operating revenue was RMB 332.34 billion, representing a year-over-year increase of 23.64 percent.
The company's communications and data center revenue grew 33.81 percent to RMB 24.57 billion in 2025, as AI drove demand for high-performance computing infrastructure with gross margin improving by 2 percentage points to 18.40 percent.
Automotive electronics revenue surged 185.34 percent to RMB 39.25 billion, supported by organic business expansion and the consolidation of Leoni.
Luxshare-ICT expanded its global manufacturing network to more than 100 production sites across five continents in 2025, with the Leoni integration extending its footprint.
On the Shenzhen Stock Exchange, shares of Luxshare Precision Industry were gaining 9.05 percent, trading at 71.97 RMB.
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