Changxin Technology: Subsidiary plans to purchase computing servers not exceeding 3 billion yuan

Mars Finance News: On May 27, Changxin Technology announced that its subsidiary Changxin Zhishuan plans to purchase servers from multiple suppliers, with a total amount expected not to exceed 3 billion yuan (30 billion yuan). The procurement is mainly to provide customers with computing power services. This transaction does not constitute a major asset restructuring or a related-party transaction. It has been deliberated and approved by the board of directors and does not require submission for consideration by the shareholders’ meeting. The company also noted that its computing power business is still in the initial stage of expansion and faces risks including those related to the market, technology, and funding; in the short term, it may increase financial expenses and affect performance. (Company Announcement)
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GateUser-46033407
· 19h ago
The board of directors can set 3 billion on its own without going through the shareholders’ meeting; this decision-making efficiency is high.
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MempoolNomad
· 19h ago
The computing power track is crowded. Is Changxin Technology prepared with enough technical reserves to enter at this time?
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MildlyRugged
· 19h ago
Buying servers for 3 billion will definitely drive up financial expenses, and performance pressure is already clear.
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TeaAndSlippage
· 19h ago
Changxin Smart Computing's move is a bit interesting, but the announcement repeatedly emphasizes risks, it seems they are not entirely confident either.
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SlippageSkeptic
· 19h ago
Traditional manufacturing industry’s transformation into computing power services: 3 billion isn’t a small amount. The risk warning is very down-to-earth—let’s wait and see the actual rollout situation first.
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