Jinzhi Technology wins bids from State Grid, China Southern Power Grid and Shanghai Huali projects totaling about 162 million yuan

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Jiangsu Jinzhi Technology Co., Ltd. announced on September 16 that it recently won bids for transmission, transformation and distribution network related projects of State Grid Corporation of China and its subsidiaries, and China Southern Power Grid Co., Ltd., with a winning amount of 115.1955 million yuan. Its wholly-owned subsidiary Jiangsu Dongda Jinzhi Information System Co., Ltd. won the bid for the cleanroom area network cabling, basic software and hardware, and installation engineering procurement project of Shanghai Huali Integrated Circuit Manufacturing Co., Ltd., with a winning amount of 46.9709 million yuan. The total winning amount of the above projects is 162.1664 million yuan, accounting for 10.39% of the company's total operating revenue in 2025. Specific winning contents include 23.6949 million yuan for State Grid's 2026 transmission and transformation project relay protection and substation computer monitoring system, 17.8764 million yuan for State Grid Jiangsu Electric Power's spare parts grid sporadic material framework procurement, 15.0363 million yuan for State Grid Fujian Electric Power's protection and measurement integrated DTU device, and 58.5879 million yuan for China Southern Power Grid's 2026 first batch framework bidding projects for main grid protection and plant station automation. The company stated that winning the above projects will help enhance its brand influence and core competitiveness in the smart energy and smart city business areas, and the performance of the projects will have a positive impact on the company's operating results. At present, the notices of award have been received, and contracts are being signed successively, with uncertainty in performance remaining.

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