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CXMT reports ~$22.4B H1 revenue and ~$11.5B profit as AI hardware demand surges
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Chinese memory chipmaker CXMT posted first-half revenue of roughly $22.4B and ~$11.5B in profit, swinging from a loss a year earlier amid surging AI hardware demand, according to Bloomberg.
The results signal that a major Chinese memory supplier is capturing significant share of the AI hardware boom, with first-half revenue reportedly leaping almost ten-fold year-over-year. For engineers sourcing memory components, CXMT's financial strength suggests sustained production capacity and potential pricing pressure on incumbent suppliers. However, only one feed carries this story, limiting corroboration.
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CXMT's H1 revenue of ~$22.4B more than doubled its full-year 2025 sales.
The company turned a profit of ~$11.5B after posting a loss in the same period a year earlier.
Bloomberg attributes the surge to a rush for AI hardware driving memory chip demand.
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