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Taiji Computer Corporation Limited operates as a specialized technology provider focusing on electronic special equipment development and manufacturing within China's defense and industrial sectors. The company's core revenue model centers on designing, producing, and selling sophisticated systems including underwater acoustic equipment, intelligent manufacturing solutions, and LNG storage/transportation technologies. Serving critical infrastructure and national security needs, Taiji Computer occupies a strategic position in China's technology supply chain, particularly in maritime defense applications where its underwater information transmission systems and naval power products demonstrate specialized engineering capabilities. The company's diversification into smart city solutions and automotive electronics reflects its adaptive approach to leveraging core competencies across both government and commercial markets. With operations spanning satellite communications, oil and gas equipment, and specialized testing services, Taiji Computer maintains a multifaceted technological portfolio that supports long-term government contracts while exploring adjacent industrial applications. This dual-market approach positions the company at the intersection of national priority sectors and emerging industrial automation trends, creating a stable foundation with selective growth opportunities in China's evolving technology landscape.
Taiji Computer generated CNY 7.84 billion in revenue with net income of CNY 191 million, reflecting a net margin of approximately 2.4%. The company reported negative operating cash flow of CNY -207 million alongside capital expenditures of CNY -243 million, indicating potential working capital pressures or timing differences in project execution. These metrics suggest operational efficiency challenges despite maintaining positive profitability in its core business operations.
The company delivered diluted EPS of CNY 0.31, demonstrating modest earnings generation relative to its market capitalization. The negative free cash flow position, calculated from operating cash flow and capital expenditures, points to current capital intensity in its project-based business model. This pattern is common in companies executing large-scale government or infrastructure contracts with extended payment cycles and upfront investment requirements.
Taiji Computer maintains a solid liquidity position with CNY 2.25 billion in cash and equivalents against total debt of CNY 2.37 billion, indicating a nearly balanced debt-to-cash ratio. The company's financial structure appears manageable given its government-facing business model and stable revenue base. The balance sheet supports ongoing operations while providing flexibility for strategic investments in specialized equipment manufacturing.
The company maintains a shareholder return policy with a dividend per share of CNY 0.0925, representing a payout from current earnings. Growth trajectories appear aligned with China's strategic technology priorities, particularly in defense and industrial automation sectors. The company's focus on specialized equipment positions it to benefit from continued government investment in technological sovereignty and infrastructure modernization initiatives.
With a market capitalization of approximately CNY 16.86 billion, the company trades at a premium to earnings, reflecting investor expectations for its strategic positioning in China's technology ecosystem. The beta of 0.497 indicates lower volatility relative to the broader market, suggesting perceived stability in its government-contract-heavy business model. Valuation metrics incorporate expectations for continued specialization in high-barrier technology segments.
Taiji Computer's primary strategic advantage lies in its deep expertise in electronic special equipment and long-standing relationships within China's defense and infrastructure sectors. The company's outlook is tied to continued government investment in technological self-sufficiency and maritime security. Challenges include managing project cycles and working capital efficiency, while opportunities exist in expanding its industrial automation and smart city solutions to commercial markets.
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