Hygon Information Technology Co., Ltd. (SHA:688041)

China flag China · Delayed Price · Currency is CNY
204.99
+13.04 (6.79%)
At close: Aug 28, 2025
6.79%
Market Cap445.35B
Revenue (ttm)10.86B
Net Income (ttm)2.28B
Shares Out2.32B
EPS (ttm)0.98
PE Ratio196.12
Forward PE112.11
Dividend0.17 (0.09%)
Ex-Dividend DateMay 16, 2025
Volume67,402,997
Average Volume42,519,519
Open191.00
Previous Close191.95
Day's Range191.00 - 205.55
52-Week Range73.41 - 217.66
Beta-0.28
RSI71.06
Earnings DateAug 6, 2025

About SHA:688041

Hygon Information Technology Co., Ltd. engages in the research and development of computing chip products and systems in China. The company offers high-performance processors for data centers; mid-range processors for industry customers; and other processors for various scenarios, as well as deep computing processors. Its products are used in various applications, including commercial workstation, artificial intelligence, cloud computing, cloud storage, data center, scientific computing, industrial computing, and safety. Hygon Information Techn... [Read more]

Sector Technology
Founded 2014
Employees 2,392
Stock Exchange Shanghai Stock Exchange
Ticker Symbol 688041
Full Company Profile

Financial Performance

In 2024, SHA:688041's revenue was 9.16 billion, an increase of 52.40% compared to the previous year's 6.01 billion. Earnings were 1.93 billion, an increase of 52.87%.

Financial Statements

News

Tech war: which Chinese firm is supplying next-generation AI chips to DeepSeek?

Speculation is swirling across the semiconductor industry after artificial intelligence firm DeepSeek recently suggested that China’s next-generation AI chips will soon be released. The Hangzhou-based...

5 days ago - South China Morning Post

Sugon, Hygon merger is latest sign of consolidation in China’s computing sector

Chinese supercomputer maker Sugon and chip designer Hygon Information Technology have announced a merger plan, marking the latest consolidation in the country’s high-performance computing sector amid ...

3 months ago - South China Morning Post