Gate News message, April 17 — Chinese optical chip company Yuanjie Semiconductor Technology has become China’s highest-priced A-share stock, trading at 1,403.08 yuan (approximately $210 USD), surpassing consumer giant Kweichow Moutai and signaling a broader market shift toward innovation-driven growth.
Yuanjie’s shares have more than doubled this year as revenue surged 138.5% year-on-year to 601 million yuan ($28 million USD). The company’s growth has been driven primarily by its data center business, which recorded a 719.06% revenue jump to 393 million yuan ($57.6 million USD) in 2025. Data center sales now account for over 51% of total revenue, surpassing the company’s telecom equipment segment, which generated 206 million yuan ($30.2 million USD) with 2.06% growth. Yuanjie supplies 70-milliwatt continuous wave laser products for AI infrastructure, with deliveries scaling up in 2025.
The surge reflects broader market dynamics: electronics has overtaken banking as China’s largest sector by market value. Globally, Yuanjie ranked as the world’s second-largest supplier of laser chips for silicon photonics-based high-speed optical interconnect products in 2025, components that use light to transmit data between servers and networking equipment.
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