Anjie Technology drops over 6% during the trading session; net profit in 2025 decreases by 57.56% year-on-year

Source: Shanghai Securities News · China Securities Network

Securities News China Securities Network (Qiu Siyu, reporter Cao Ziyi) On March 30 at the start of trading, Anjie Technology’s share price fell by more than 6% at one point. By the close of trading at midday, Anjie Technology was down 3.76%.

On the evening of March 27, Anjie Technology announced that in 2025, the company achieved operating revenue of RMB 4.749 billion, down 0.97% year over year; attributable net profit was RMB 111 million, down 57.56% year over year; and non-recurring profit was RMB 33 million, down 84.12% year over year.

Looking at the quarter alone, in the fourth quarter of 2025, Anjie Technology’s non-recurring profit was -RMB 14.336 million, the first quarterly loss in nearly three years. During the reporting period, Anjie Technology made provisions for asset impairment losses of RMB 89.144 million, mainly stemming from inventories, fixed assets, and other items, reflecting a decline in the recoverable value of assets.

In terms of cash flow, Anjie Technology’s net cash flow from operating activities was RMB 745 million, down 13.02% year over year. The company explained that this was mainly due to a decrease in sales cash collections during the reporting period, as well as increases in employee compensation and taxes paid.

From a fundamental perspective, Anjie Technology’s revenue mix has changed. The company’s revenue from new energy vehicle-related products was RMB 1.502 billion, down 14.51% year over year, and its revenue contribution ratio also fell from 36.64% to 31.63%. Sales volume for this business also declined by 6.50%, making it the only segment among the three major main businesses to show a downturn.

Meanwhile, revenue for the other two product categories saw growth to some extent. Among them, revenue from intelligent terminal functional components and precision structural components grew by 7.67%, and revenue from information storage category products grew by 5.84%. However, the gross margin for intelligent terminal functional components and precision structural components was 18.44%, down 2.16 percentage points; the gross margin for information storage category products was 26.55%, the only business to achieve growth, increasing by 2.40 percentage points versus the same period last year.

In its financial report, Anjie Technology stated that the company has focused its corporate strategy on the two core tracks of consumer electronics and new energy vehicles, and is carrying out multi-area cooperation with domestic and overseas terminal customers and supply-chain partners; it is also increasing investment in emerging industries and innovation areas, focusing on orders from leading companies in the industry.

In terms of new businesses, Anjie Technology focuses on emerging areas such as humanoid robots, 3D printing, and liquid cooling. The company said that in the humanoid robot business, it already has relevant technical reserves, and it is advancing the implementation of 3D printing technology across products in multiple fields; it will continue to work with customers to develop related liquid-cooling products, and step up efforts in expanding and promoting applications in the liquid-cooling sector.

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