Guangyang Shares Hit Limit-Up Two Days in Row, Clarifies Robot Business Not Yet Profitable

On September 3, Guangyang Shares (002708.SZ) hit the daily limit for the second consecutive session, closing at 15.58 yuan, bringing its total market value to 8.757 billion yuan. The intraday turnover reached a substantial 1.444 billion yuan, with a turnover rate of 18.50%, indicating intense capital speculation.

According to post-market trading data from the Longhu list, the top five buying brokerages collectively purchased 322 million yuan worth of shares, while the top five selling brokerages sold 158 million yuan. This disparity highlights the aggressive trading activity surrounding the stock, driven largely by the company's connection to robot-related concepts.

In response to the sharp price surge, the company released a clarification statement addressing its robot business. Guangyang admitted that while it has been developing components and systems for robotics applications, this segment has not yet achieved profitability. The statement aimed to temper market overenthusiasm and provide investors with a clearer picture of the company's actual financial performance.

The clarification comes amid a broader rally in robot-concept stocks, as investors speculate on the future growth of automation and embodied intelligence. However, Guangyang's disclosure serves as a reminder that many companies are still in the early stages of monetization in this emerging sector, with significant uncertainty ahead.