Guangyunda Invests in Jishengwei to Enter Semiconductor Components Sector

Guangyunda has invested less than 20 million CNY to acquire stakes in Jishengwei (Shanghai) Semiconductor Technology Co., Ltd., a company specializing in precision semiconductor components.

Binggou Yixian reported that the investment was executed through two wholly-owned subsidiaries using internal funds. One subsidiary, Shenzhen Guangyunda Weihui Technology Limited Partnership, spent 15.6109 million CNY to acquire a 1.7944% stake in Jishengwei from Haian Ronghan. A second subsidiary, Guangyunda Industrial Investment, paid 3.2666 million CNY to acquire an 86.15% partnership interest in Shengliwei Enterprise Management (Shanghai) Partnership, which allows for indirect influence over the largest shareholder of Jishengwei.

These transactions are classified as related-party transactions because the co-chairman of Guangyunda also serves as a director of Jishengwei. The company stated that the investment aims to optimize industrial investment allocation and strengthen its layout in the high-end intelligent manufacturing chain.

Jishengwei produces over one hundred types of components, including quartz, silicon, and silicon carbide parts, as well as vacuum pump maintenance services. Its products are used in core chip manufacturing processes such as etching, diffusion, epitaxy, and cleaning, and are supplied to several leading domestic wafer factories.

Despite its market position, Jishengwei has not yet achieved profitability due to high fixed costs for equipment and research. The company reported a net loss of 32.1838 million CNY in 2025 and a further net loss of 31.1444 million CNY in the first half of 2026. As of June 2026, its liabilities exceeded 529 million CNY, while shareholder equity decreased to 301 million CNY.

Guangyunda is pursuing this expansion amid its own financial challenges. While the company reported revenue of 1.086 billion CNY and a net profit of 14.7538 million CNY for the first half of 2026, these figures were driven by the consolidation of acquired companies and investment gains. Specifically, a fair value change gain of approximately 115 million CNY from shares in Youran Metals contributed significantly to the profit. When excluding non-recurring gains, the company's net profit attributable to the parent company was a loss of 128 million CNY for the first half of 2026, a sharp increase from the 1.945 million CNY loss in the same period last year.

Reported by TMTPost.