Huakang Clean Consortium Wins Second Bid Section of Jiufengshan Semiconductor Project, Company's Expected Share Approximately 180 Million Yuan

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Huakang Clean announced that the consortium formed by the company and China Construction Third Engineering Bureau and others has won the second bid section of the general contracting for the Jiufengshan semiconductor production and manufacturing base project. The winning bid price is 1.956 billion yuan, including a design fee of 31.42 million yuan, construction and installation engineering costs of 1.82 billion yuan, and a contingency reserve of 105 million yuan, with a construction period of 730 days. As a member of the consortium, the company's expected share is approximately 180 million yuan, accounting for 7.87 percent of its audited operating revenue for 2025. The project is located in Wuhan East Lake High-tech Development Zone, with a planned land area of about 214 mu, a total building area of 390,000 square meters, and a total investment of approximately 5.2 billion yuan, intended for the research and development and production of semiconductor epitaxial wafers and substrate wafers. The company stated that this represents an important implementation of its electronic clean business in the core region of central China, helping to enhance regional market brand influence. However, as of the announcement date, the formal contract has not yet been signed, and there is uncertainty.

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