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Changying Precision’s estimated attributable net profit loss in 2021 is 490 million yuan – 690 million yuan year-on-year from profit to loss_Customer_Company_Performance

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Original title: Changying Precision’s estimated attributable net profit loss in 2021 is 490 million yuan to 690 million yuan year-on-year from profit to loss

Beijing Business Daily News (Reporter Dong Liang Ding Ning) On the evening of January 23, Changying Precision (300115) disclosed the 2021 performance forecast, showing that the company’s net profit attributable to the reporting period is expected to lose 490 million yuan to 690 million yuan, and the profit in the same period last year was about 490 million yuan to 690 million yuan. 600 million yuan, a year-on-year change from profit to loss.

Regarding the reasons for the changes in performance, Changying Precision said that due to the further increase in R&D investment in strategic products of major customers, the increase in costs, the increase in the layout of new energy components and R&D investment; the key products of major customers are in the ramp-up period of mass production, and the yield rate is low; some Affected by the epidemic and the shortage of chips for customers, the production and manufacturing bases have reduced capacity utilization and increased production costs; in addition, the company’s main raw materials such as copper and aluminum have risen sharply in prices, which are difficult to digest in the short term; changes in exchange rates and rising labor costs have affected gross profit margins. have some influence.Return to Sohu, see more

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