Auride plans 868 million yuan private placement to boost computing power and sapphire, subsidiary sells 22 servers for 51.5 million yuan same day

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Auride announced on the evening of September 14 that it plans to issue A-shares to no more than 35 qualified investors, raising up to 868 million yuan for an Inner Mongolia sapphire production base project, a western domestic server cluster project, and supplementary working capital. Of this, 282 million yuan is earmarked for the Inner Mongolia sapphire production base project with a two-year construction period; 346 million yuan will go to the western domestic server cluster project, which involves leasing a data center in Ulanqab and purchasing domestic servers and supporting equipment, with a construction period of just three months; and the remaining 240 million yuan will be used to replenish working capital. The number of shares to be issued will not exceed 30 percent of total share capital, the issue price will be no lower than 80 percent of the average stock trading price over the twenty trading days before the pricing reference date, and the subscription shares will be subject to a six-month lock-up period. The plan still requires approval from the shareholders' meeting, review by the Shanghai Stock Exchange, and registration approval from the China Securities Regulatory Commission. A separate announcement on the same day showed that Auride's wholly owned subsidiary Shenzhen Zhisuanli Digital Technology Co., Ltd. plans to sell 22 servers to Hainan Jingshu Technology Co., Ltd. for 51.5 million yuan. The net book value of the underlying assets is 24.9143 million yuan, meaning the transaction price represents a premium of 20.6609 million yuan over book value. Preliminary estimates put the asset disposal gain at about 20.5905 million yuan, which will be recognized in the company's current-period profit or loss for 2026. Auride's main businesses are integrated computing power services and sapphire products. In the first half of 2026, revenue reached 303 million yuan, up 38.29 percent year on year, with integrated computing power services contributing 213 million yuan, or 70.13 percent of total revenue.

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