Luxshare Precision shares fell 2.87% to 46.69 yuan on Friday after the Apple supplier reported slower third-quarter profit growth and missed its earlier nine-month profit forecast. Q3 net profit attributable rose 7% year on year to 5.21 billion yuan on revenue up 14.62%, down from the 18.04% profit growth in the first half of 2026. Nine-month profit of 13.06 billion yuan fell short of the 13.25 billion to 14.40 billion yuan forecast, as a stronger yuan, higher raw-material prices and rising expenses weighed on results, and financial expenses surged to 3.22 billion yuan. Luxshare expects 2026 net profit attributable of 19.09 billion to 19.92 billion yuan, up 15% to 20%.
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| Market | US stocks |
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| Industry | Technology Hardware, Storage & Peripherals |
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