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Halo Microelectronics Co., Ltd. researches, develops, designs, and sells analog integrated circuit products worldwide. Its offerings include lithium battery fast chargers (linear, switching, and switchable capacitor types), high-performance DC-DC converter ICs such as buck and boost converters, power switches, and DC-DC converters and controllers. The company also provides power management and signal link chips, interface switch protection, motor drivers, camera lens management, and high-performance LDO products. Its products serve automotive, consumer electronics, phones and tablets, and computing and storage applications. Founded in 2012, the company is headquartered in Foshan, China.

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Halo Microelectronics Sued by Former CEO of Korean Subsidiary for 48.4406 Million Yuan

Halo Microelectronics announced after market close on September 17 that it had received a Notice of Case Acceptance served by the Nanhai District People's Court of Foshan City, Guangdong Province. Nam David Ingyun, the former foreign CEO of a controlled subsidiary, has sued the company on the grounds of a labor dispute, with the amount involved being 48.4406 million yuan. The case has been accepted by the court but has not yet been heard. The plaintiff's core claim is to require the company to exercise 3.2576 million stock options at an exercise cost of 1.73 yuan per share and register them in his name. If registration cannot be completed, he requests a judgment ordering compensation of 48.4406 million yuan for the loss of being unable to exercise the options. He also demands that the company provide a business registration certificate or copy in accordance with the Measures for the Administration of Funds for Foreign Employees of Domestically Listed Companies Participating in Equity Incentives, and that the company bear the litigation costs. The company stated that in March and April 2025, it discovered that Nam David Ingyun and others were suspected of stealing trade secrets, breaching fiduciary duties, and engaging in unfair competition during their employment. It has taken judicial measures to pursue their legal responsibility, and in accordance with the 2021 stock option incentive plan, it has suspended the exercise of options that had vested but not yet been exercised and temporarily withheld cooperation with foreign exchange registration and other capital outflow procedures. This lawsuit is related to the above measures. The plaintiff is a former director of Zinitix, Halo Microelectronics' Korean subsidiary. Zinitix is engaged in system semiconductor design, with its core product being touch controller chips, and is one of Samsung's suppliers. On September 2, 2026, the company disclosed that Zinitix had been designated as an administrative stock by the Korea Exchange starting September 3, 2026, because its total market value of common shares had been below 20 billion Korean won for 30 consecutive trading days, and there are risks such as delisting. In terms of performance, Halo Microelectronics' 2026 semi-annual report showed operating revenue of 529 million yuan, up 13.35% year on year, and a net loss attributable to the parent company of 30.3779 million yuan, narrowing the loss by 32.02% year on year. The company's acquisition of Zinitix formed goodwill of 64.2175 million yuan. If Zinitix ultimately triggers delisting, there is a risk of goodwill impairment.
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Halo Micro's controlled subsidiary Zinitix faces delisting risk in South Korea

Halo Micro announced that its controlled subsidiary Zinitix Co., Ltd. will be designated as an administrative issue stock by the Korea Exchange starting September 3, 2026, because its total common stock market capitalization has been below 20 billion Korean won for 30 consecutive trading days. If it fails to meet the market capitalization requirement for 45 consecutive trading days within 90 trading days, it will face delisting. Zinitix was listed on South Korea's KOSDAQ in 2019 and mainly produces touch controllers and other products. In 2025 and the first half of 2026, its revenue accounted for 19.36 percent and 15.66 percent of Halo Micro's total revenue respectively. Halo Micro's acquisition of Zinitix created goodwill of 64.2175 million yuan, and if Zinitix is delisted, it may trigger goodwill impairment risk. In July 2024, Halo Micro acquired a 30.91 percent stake in Zinitix for 109 million yuan, and later increased its shareholding to 47.62 percent through a private placement. However, in 2025 it had disclosed a risk of losing control, which was later resolved. Zinitix has continued to incur losses, with net profit of negative 46.277 million yuan in 2025 and negative 11.1388 million yuan in the first half of 2026. Halo Micro's cumulative losses from 2022 to 2025 exceeded 470 million yuan.
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Halo Microelectronics Reports Net Loss of 30.3779 Million Yuan in 2026 Interim Report

Halo Microelectronics released its 2026 interim report, showing total operating revenue of 529 million yuan, net profit attributable to the parent company of negative 30.3779 million yuan, and net cash flow from operating activities of negative 85.7876 million yuan, a decrease of 19.2152 million yuan compared with the same period last year. The company's asset-liability ratio was 36.43%, gross margin was 28.77%, return on equity was negative 2.03%, and diluted earnings per share was negative 0.07 yuan. The number of shareholders was 16,000, and the top ten shareholders held 54.29% of the total share capital.
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Halo Microelectronics first-half revenue rises 13.4%, loss narrows to 30.38 million yuan

Halo Microelectronics released its 2026 interim report. First-half operating revenue was 529 million yuan, up 13.4% year on year. Net loss attributable to the parent company was 30.38 million yuan, narrowing from a loss of 44.69 million yuan in the same period last year. Second-quarter revenue was 277 million yuan, down 4.0% year on year, while the net loss attributable to the parent company was 22.74 million yuan, widening from the same period last year. The company said revenue growth was mainly driven by a higher proportion of in-house outsourced production of autofocus and optical image stabilization chips, as well as the completion of the acquisition of Chengxin Micro in March 2026 and its inclusion in the consolidation scope. As of the end of the second quarter, total assets were 2.448 billion yuan, up 32.2% from the end of the previous year.
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Robotics & Physical AI

Halo Microelectronics Strategic Partner Speed Microelectronics Unveils Thor Computing Architecture and Tianheng GPGPU

Halo Microelectronics strategic partner Speed Microelectronics Technology recently unveiled the Thor Unified Computing Architecture, or TUCA, for next-generation AI and heterogeneous computing, along with the Tianheng 1100 GPGPU processor for AI scenarios such as embodied intelligence. Dr. Xiang Tian, founder and chairman of Speed Microelectronics, said the company will use its Tianjin headquarters as a new base to expand its national market presence and establish industry-academia-research partnerships with universities including Nankai University and Tianjin University. The TUCA architecture is a self-developed software-hardware co-designed computing architecture that integrates the company's own GPGPU, AI acceleration chips, and heterogeneous computing hardware, covering the critical computing chain from application development to hardware execution. At the launch event, Speed Microelectronics signed strategic cooperation agreements with DeepWise Technology and CIQTEK to leverage domestic GPU computing power to drive physical AI technology from foundational innovation to large-scale industrial application.
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Halo Microelectronics shareholder Chongqing Weichun ends share reduction plan early

Halo Microelectronics announced that shareholder Chongqing Weichun Enterprise Management Consulting, holding more than 5% of shares, has decided to terminate its share reduction plan early. Chongqing Weichun originally planned to reduce its holdings by no more than 4.1304 million shares, representing no more than 1.00% of the company's total share capital. As of July 24, 2026, it had cumulatively reduced its holdings by 1.6745 million shares, accounting for 0.40% of the current total share capital, with a total reduction amount of approximately 32.2428 million yuan. After the reduction, Chongqing Weichun's shareholding decreased to 22.2771 million shares, and its shareholding ratio dropped from 5.80% to 5.36%. The company's total operating revenue for the first quarter of 2026 was 251 million yuan, a year-on-year increase of 41.50%.
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Artificial Intelligence

Halo Microelectronics Q1 Revenue Rises 41.5%, Automotive-Grade and AI Computing Chips Accelerate Volume Ramp

Analog chip maker Halo Microelectronics reported first-quarter 2026 revenue up 41.50% year-on-year, while its net loss attributable to the parent company narrowed sharply by 71.98%. During an investor communication event on July 15, the company said its automotive-grade chips and AI computing power management products are entering a rapid volume ramp-up phase. Its automotive business achieved high year-on-year growth from a low base, with a product matrix now covering automotive-grade DC/DC chips, LDO regulators, high- and low-side switch driver chips, and automotive camera PMICs, and it has added multiple new design wins with leading automakers. AI edge-side high-performance power management chips have entered end devices from brands including Thunderbird, Yijing, Quark, and Meta. On the AI computing side, high-current POL chips in the 10–20 A range have been shipped to domestic information innovation customers, while 20–50 A products are undergoing system-level validation. The newly consolidated subsidiary Chengxin Micro fulfilled its 2025 performance commitment at a rate of 102.81% and has been fully consolidated since the second quarter, which is expected to positively lift the overall gross margin. The company also announced a 2026 equity incentive plan, setting tiered assessment targets with revenue growth rates of no less than 8% to 32% over the next five years, based on 2025 revenue.
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Halo Microelectronics Responds to Shanghai Stock Exchange Inquiry, Explains Compliance of Revenue Recognition Method Change

Halo Microelectronics issued an announcement responding to the Shanghai Stock Exchange's 2025 annual report regulatory inquiry, explaining the rationale for changing its revenue recognition method from net basis to gross basis. The company's revenue from this business reached 321 million yuan in 2025, a year-on-year surge of 246.42 percent. The change was due to the business model shifting from trading to self-production. The company stated that it cooperated with South Korea's Dongwoon Anatech to obtain exclusive rights to AF and OIS technology in Greater China. Under the self-production model, it independently procures wafers and outsources packaging and testing, with no reliance on a single supplier. It has a complete research, production, and sales team and production leadership, with sales and procurement prices negotiated independently, giving it substantial pricing power. Under the trading model, revenue was recognized on a net basis and the company did not bear inventory risk. Under the self-production model, it holds control over goods and bears inventory risk, and revenue is recognized on a gross basis, which complies with the criteria for identifying a principal in the Accounting Standards for Business Enterprises.
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