ChipsCumulative RMB 274M (~US$40.8M)

Ham maker Jinzi puts in more money, taking about 19% of Zhongsheng Micro for RMB 274 million in total

Source: Eastmoney (weekly roundup); Sat, Oct 31, 2026

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An Eastmoney weekly roundup shows food company Jinzi Ham (002515) made a second capital injection through a subsidiary on 31 October, bringing its cumulative holding in Hangzhou-based Zhongsheng Micro to 19.0002% for RMB 274 million. It is a minority stake, not control. Other traditional-industry firms such as Terry Machinery, Youa and Andeli are also crossing into chips and electronic materials.

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Ham maker Jinzi puts in more money, taking about 19% of Zhongsheng Micro for RMB 274 million in total

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