A-Share Company 'Yizhongtian' Responds to US Optoelectronic Module Ban: FCC Has Not Yet Issued Restrictive Document, News Lacks Authoritative Source

August 5th: The A-share communication equipment sector opened lower today, with Zhongji Xuchuang down over 13%, Lianchuang Technology down over 11%, Xinyisheng down over 10%, and Tianfu Communication down over 6%. Subsequently, the decline narrowed collectively. According to market reports, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) of the United States is drafting a ban aimed at prohibiting the import of new models of Chinese data center components, including optical modules. On the same day, a staff member from Zhongji Xuchuang's Secretariat Office stated that the company had noticed the relevant market information. Upon verification, the FCC has not yet issued any restrictive documents in this area. The spokesperson stated, "As the FCC has not issued any restrictive documents in this area, the company has no comment on the relevant rumors."

A staff member from Xinyisheng's Secretariat Office stated that the company has noted the above-mentioned news, and the company will closely monitor the impact. "Currently, this news does not have an authoritative source. If it indeed meets information disclosure standards, the company will respond through announcements and other means." A staff member from Tianfu Communication's Secretariat Office stated that the impact of the news on the company is mainly reflected in market sentiment. The specific impact will depend on whether the market rumors are true. "The company produces optoelectronic devices, and optical modules are used by our downstream customers." (China New Economy)