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Guangdong Green Precision Components Co. Ltd.

Guangdong Green Precision Components Co., Ltd. engages in the research and development, design, production, and sale of precision structural components and molds for intelligent terminals. It offers die-caste insert injection molding middle frames, metal middle frames, plastic battery covers with integrated LAP antenna, internal LDS antenna brackets and buttons, etc.; antenna, electromagnetic shielding, acoustic cavity, heat dissipation, waterproof, and dustproof; front and back shell, a window, and a wrist strap; and molds for various applications including plastic molding, insert injection molding, IMD, ICM, secondary injection molding, soft rubber composite molding, and others. The company provides precision structural components for Smart speakers, doorbells, cameras, phones, bracelets, and watches; smart home appliances; e-books; wearable devices; cleaning robots; unmanned aerial vehicles; AI glasses; tablet computers; and electronic cigarettes. It also offers GCPC masks. Guangdong Green Precision Components Co., Ltd. was founded in 2002 and is based in Huizhou, China.

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Harbin Pharmaceutical hits 5th consecutive daily limit, leading innovative drug rally; on-device AI and brain engineering sectors active

In early trading on July 16, Harbin Pharmaceutical hit its fifth consecutive daily limit, making it the stock with the longest winning streak among those still on a streak that day. The innovative drug theme remained strong, with Wanbang Pharmaceutical and Puruis rising over 10 percent. The on-device AI concept heated up, as Green Precision sealed a 20 percent daily limit, and Daoming Optics and Furong Technology also hit their daily limits. On the news front, seven on-device generative AI services completed regulatory filings, and the 2026 World Artificial Intelligence Conference is set to take place in Shanghai. The brain engineering sector saw a sudden surge during the session, with Chuangxin Medical hitting its daily limit in a straight line, and Saili Medical and Aipeng Medical following higher. The world's first implantable brain-computer interface system, NEO, saw its first prescription issued in Shanghai after receiving market approval. Total market turnover exceeded 1.4 trillion yuan, shrinking by 236.7 billion yuan compared with the same period last session, with over 3,200 stocks advancing.
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