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Changsha Jingjia Microelectronics Co Ltd

Changsha Jingjia Microelectronics Co., Ltd. and its subsidiaries research, develop, produce, and sell electronic products in China. Its offerings include integrated circuit design and graphics processing unit chips; display control and signal processing; computing and storage; broadband self-organizing network products; miniaturized radar such as airborne composite warning, portable UAV detection, doppler navigation, ultra-short-range active defense detection, and projectile muzzle velocity measurement radars; and electromagnetic spectrum products including jamming devices, communication signal environment simulation equipment, intelligent telegraph training equipment, wireless telegraph simulation training systems, and integrated training and evaluation acquisition equipment. The company also provides technical and after-sales services. Founded in 2006, it is based in Changsha, China.

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Jingjia Micro revenue up 73% in first half of 2026 but still posts loss of 108 million yuan

Jingjia Micro's 2026 semi-annual report shows that the company achieved operating revenue of 334 million yuan in the first half of the year, up 72.96% year on year, but net profit attributable to shareholders of the listed company was negative 108 million yuan, a further widening of 23.21% from the loss of 87.61 million yuan in the same period last year. Looking at the second quarter alone, revenue was about 250 million yuan, accounting for 74.8% of total first-half revenue, with revenue recognition highly concentrated in the second quarter. By product, revenue from graphics display and control products was 239 million yuan, up 182.09% year on year, making it the main driver of revenue growth; revenue from chip products was 61.45 million yuan, down slightly by 4.37% year on year, with a gross margin of 21.50%. First-half research and development investment reached 285 million yuan, up 89.30% year on year. High R&D spending and subsidiary integration drove up costs, putting overall profitability under pressure.
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