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Jiangsu Wuyang Parking Industry Group Co Ltd

Jiangsu Wuyang Automation Control Technology Co., Ltd., together with its subsidiaries, engages in the research, development, production, and sale of automation equipment in China and internationally. The company offers parking lot construction, operation, and management services. It also provides intelligent bulk material handling equipment and control systems, mechanical parking equipment, automated production line equipment, intelligent logistics and warehousing systems, as well as two-station and manufactured sand equipment. In addition, the company is involved in development, production, sales, installation, maintenance, leasing, and technical services of special equipment and accessories for environmental protection; information system integration services; electromechanical equipment, mining machinery equipment, hydraulic equipment, and washing equipment and accessories; tubular bus; power control, and protection equipment and accessories; software development; house leasing; and road general cargo transportation. Jiangsu Wuyang Automation Control Technology Co., Ltd. was formerly known as Jiangsu Wuyang Parking Industry Group Co., Ltd. and changed its name to Jiangsu Wuyang Automation Control Technology Co., Ltd. in April 2024. The company was founded in 2001 and is headquartered in Xuzhou, China.

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Wuyang Self-Control Swings to Net Loss in 2026 Interim Report

Wuyang Self-Control released its 2026 interim report, with net profit attributable to the parent company at negative 3.2629 million yuan, swinging from profit to loss. Total operating revenue was 332 million yuan, down 27.65% from the same period last year. Net cash flow from operating activities was negative 26.9514 million yuan, down 121.49% year on year. The company's latest asset-liability ratio was 20.67%, gross margin was 25.17%, and ROE was negative 0.14%.
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Multiple A-share listed companies cross over to acquire Dongguan liquid cooling plants, targeting the AI computing heat dissipation track

Over the past six months, at least six A-share listed companies have entered the liquid cooling sector through mergers, acquisitions, or capital increases, all with ties to Dongguan. These include Wuyang Automation planning to acquire 51 percent of Dongguan Kesyu Liquid Cooling Technology for 681 million yuan in cash, Lucky Harvest Technology planning to acquire 51 percent of Suzhou Coolchip Technology, Jinfu Technology acquiring 51 percent of two liquid cooling targets for 571 million yuan, and Lingyi iTech acquiring 35 percent of Dongguan Liminda Electronic Technology for 875 million yuan to gain control. This wave is driven by soaring chip power in the AI computing era, as traditional air cooling approaches its physical limits and liquid cooling becomes the inevitable choice. Nvidia's intelligent computing chip single-card power has risen from 400 watts for the A100 to 1,400 watts for the B300. Dongguan, with its precision manufacturing base, has become a focal point for the liquid cooling industry. Qishi Town has gathered 33 core heat dissipation companies and 53 upstream and downstream supporting enterprises. In 2025, the town's total AI heat dissipation industry output reached 7.494 billion yuan, and it was selected as a provincial-level small and medium-sized enterprise characteristic cluster for 2026 by the Guangdong Provincial Department of Industry and Information Technology. Dongguan's server production in 2025 approached 600,000 units, with the entire industry chain output nearing 100 billion yuan. The city has issued its first special support policy for the AI server industry, proposing that the output of related industries exceed 500 billion yuan by 2030. In the regional competitive landscape of the liquid cooling industry, North American system integrators lead, Taiwan region of China dominates in large-scale manufacturing, and mainland China is rapidly catching up. Dongguan is narrowing the gap through its industrial cluster but faces fierce competition from cities like Shenzhen and Suzhou.
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