视源股份一季度归母净利润1.62亿元，同比下降9.23%
4月23日，视源股份(002841.SZ)披露2025年第一季度报告，报告期公司实现营收50.05亿元，同比增长11.35%;归母净利润1.62亿元，同比下降9.23%;扣非净利润1.04亿元，同比下降26.63%。基本每股收益0.23元。
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苏大维格2024年归母净利润同比减少27.06%
4月23日，苏大维格(300331)发布2024年年度报告，报告期实现营业收入18.41亿元，同比增长6.85%，归属上市公司股东的净利润-0.58亿元，同比减少27.06%，
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苏大维格一季度归母净利润同比增长5.99%
4月23日，苏大维格(300331)发布2025年第一季度报告，报告期实现营业收入4.53亿元，同比减少3.93%，归属上市公司股东的净利润1734.06万元，同比增长5.99%，
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华勤技术：2024年净利润同比增长8.1% 拟10派9元
华勤技术(603296)4月23日晚间披露年报，公司2024年实现营业收入1098.78亿元，同比增长28.76%；净利润29.26亿元，同比增长8.1%；基本每股收益2.89元。公司拟每10股派发现金红利9元（含税）。
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China jumpstarts humanoid robot production with EV sector support
Fueled by the AI boom and China’s tech self-sufficiency agenda, the country’s humanoid robot industry is scaling rapidly. A growing wave of returnees from firms like Tesla and OpenAI are launching robotics startups in China, intensifying market competition.
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CATL to mass-produce first sodium-ion battery by year-end
At its April 21 Tech Day in Shanghai, CATL unveiled two major innovations poised to accelerate the EV transition past internal combustion engines. Highlights included the debut of CATL’s second-generation Shenxing ultra-fast charging battery, outperforming BYD’s Super e-Platform, and a strategic push to mass-produce sodium-ion batteries. These two technologies extend CATL’s lead over BYD while positioning sodium-ion batteries as a safer, more affordable challenger to lithium’s dominance in the EV supply chain.
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Taiwan taps private sector for unmanned naval defense push
Taiwan is strengthening its asymmetric warfare capabilities through unmanned surface vessels (USVs), with both government and private sector companies developing technologies that could reshape the island’s maritime defense posture.
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Apr
BYD to disrupt Japan’s mini EV market with 2026 launch
Chinese EV maker BYD plans to enter Japan’s insular kei (mini) car market by developing a vehicle specifically designed to meet the country’s unique light vehicle standards, with a launch expected in 2026.
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Taiwan rides AI wave as US tech orders surge
Taiwan’s export orders jumped in March 2025, fueled by rising global demand for AI and high-performance computing (HPC) chips, according to data from Taiwan’s Ministry of Economic Affairs. Electronic product orders totaled US$20.11 billion for the month, marking a 21.8% increase compared to the same period last year.