Shares of Zhongji Xuchuang, a leading optical module company, fell sharply in both A and H shares today. In related news, the management of American optical communication manufacturer Applied Optoelectronics (AAOI.O) signaled positive developments during their earnings call, stating that demand for AI infrastructure is strong, with customer demand exceeding their current supply capacity by approximately 20% to 40%. They expect 800G revenue to grow nearly fivefold quarter-over-quarter in the third quarter, with the first 1.6T product set to complete customer certification in the coming weeks and ship in late Q3. The call also revealed that they have over $200 million in 1.6T orders.
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Zhongji Xuchuang Shares Plunge Amid AAOI Expansion Impact; Company Confirms July Order Guidance Remains Valid
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