Shenzhen Longsys Electronics Co Ltd and Industry Developments

Shenzhen Longsys Electronics Co Ltd, a company listed on the Shenzhen Stock Exchange, has been part of recent industry developments, particularly in the digital economy and semiconductor sectors. As of June 15, 2025, the company’s close price was 71.61 CNY, with a market capitalization of 30,346,121,228 CNY. The company’s 52-week high was 116.91 CNY on October 8, 2024, and its 52-week low was 60.59 CNY on September 23, 2024.

Digital Economy ETF and Market Trends

On June 17, 2025, the digital economy ETF (560800) experienced a 0.54% decline, with its latest price at 0.74 CNY. Despite this, the ETF saw a significant increase in shares over the past month, adding 18 million shares, making it the top performer among comparable funds. The ETF closely tracks the CSI Digital Economy Theme Index (931582), which saw a 0.69% decrease on the same day. Notable movements among the index components included Xunlian Integration (688469) rising by 1.52% and Jiangbolong (301308) increasing by 1.21%. Conversely, Hanwuji (688256) led the decline with a 3.61% drop.

The recent Fire Engine FORCE conference highlighted trends in the AI industry, emphasizing the rising value of domestic large models, the potential acceleration of Agent technology, and the ongoing demand for inference computing power. These trends are expected to benefit the computing industry.

Strategic Partnerships and Announcements

On June 16, 2025, Jiangbolong announced a strategic partnership with Sandisk (SanDisk Technologies, Inc.), signing a binding memorandum of understanding. This collaboration aims to leverage Jiangbolong’s expertise in main control chips, firmware development, and testing manufacturing, along with Sandisk’s leadership in NAND Flash technology and system design. The partnership focuses on delivering customized high-quality UFS products and solutions for the mobile and IoT markets.

Additionally, several companies, including LakaLa, Muyuan Group, and Dazhu CNC, announced plans for H-share listings in Hong Kong, with their applications received by the China Securities Regulatory Commission.

These developments reflect the dynamic nature of the digital economy and semiconductor sectors, with strategic partnerships and market trends shaping the future landscape.