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This evening, more than 20 companies listed on the Shanghai Stock Exchange released a wave of positive signals, covering share buybacks and stake increases, strong operating results, and interim dividend returns. Four companies announced new buyback plans, with a combined proposed buyback cap of 320 million yuan. Three companies announced new stake increase plans, with a combined proposed increase cap of 166 million yuan. Another six companies disclosed progress updates on buybacks. On the operational front, Pingdingshan Tianan Coal Mining reported a 25.58 percent year-on-year rise in commercial coal sales revenue in the first half. Sichuan Biokin Pharmaceutical received clinical trial approval for its injectable drug BL-B01D1 for subcutaneous administration. Farsoon Technologies posted an 87 percent year-on-year increase in net profit attributable to the parent company in the first half. Jiangsu Beiren Robot System projected a net profit attributable to the parent company of 15.8213 million yuan for the first half of 2026, swinging to a profit. Acter Group reported a 205 percent year-on-year jump in net profit for the first half. In terms of shareholder returns, Eastroc Beverage plans to distribute approximately 2.2 billion yuan in cash dividends for the half year. OPT Machine Vision Tech disclosed that its actual controller has proposed an interim dividend arrangement. And the controlling shareholder of Lead Intelligent Equipment voluntarily committed not to reduce its stake in the company within the next 12 months.

Securities Times reporters have learned that leading domestic commercial rocket companies such as LandSpace, Galactic Energy, Space Pioneer, and Deep Blue Aerospace have already adopted 3D printing technology on a large scale to produce core components like engine thrust chambers and nozzles. Listed companies such as Farsoon Technologies and BLT have taken early positions in this track, and multiple enterprises are making moves through mergers and acquisitions or joint ventures. According to the 2026 China Commercial Space 3D Printing Technology Development Blue Book, the domestic commercial space 3D printing market size is expected to exceed 15 billion yuan in 2027 and surpass 30 billion yuan in 2030, with a five-year compound growth rate maintained above 35 percent. Currently, the penetration rate of 3D printing in scenarios such as satellite structural components and large-scale rocket body structures is expected to rise from the current 35 to 50 percent to over 60 percent. However, the industry still faces pain points such as high costs for high-end equipment and core consumables, and a lack of standard systems. 3D printing service providers like FalconTech have already achieved full-capacity production of equipment, and the printing cycle for components such as large rocket engine nozzles takes only about ten days.