Dtech profit rises fourfold in first half of 2026

Printed circuit board (PCB) equipment maker Guangdong Dtech Technology Co. Ltd. (1377.HK; 301377.SZ) said on Monday it expects to report its profit more than quadrupled in the first half of the year on strong demand for its precision cutting tools.
The company expects to report a profit of 640 million yuan ($94.4 million) to 700 million yuan for the six months to June, representing an increase of 300% to 338% from the 160 million yuan it reported a year earlier. Excluding one-time gains and losses, the company’s profit rose between 326% and 367% year-on-year to 630 million yuan to 690 million yuan from 148 million yuan in the year-ago period.
Dtech credited the profit growth to strong demand from PCB manufacturers for its precision cutting tools, as well as grinding and polishing materials. It also cited its own move toward higher value-added products and a ramp-up in its production capacity.
Dtech shares made their trading debut on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange last Thursday, after the company raised HK$4.66 billion ($594 million) by selling 12.6 million shares for HK$380 apiece. The stock rose 4.8% in its first three trading days, closing on Monday at HK$398.40.
By Doug Young
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