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Yangzi Evening News Network reported on September 2 (Reporters Fan Xiaolin and Bo Yunfeng) Recently, the "mysterious stock god" from Hangzhou surfaced. He is investor Zhao Jianping, who, like Zhang Jianping, made a huge profit of 5.6 billion by betting on Cambrian. Zhao Jianping also bet on another computing power chip stock, Xindong, with unrealized gains exceeding 700 million in two months.
Eastcore Co., Ltd. has a market value of 52.185 billion yuan.
According to the semi-annual report of Dongxin Co., Ltd., Zhao Jianping entered Dongxin Co., Ltd. in the second quarter, holding 5.13 million shares, ranking as the company's fourth largest circulating shareholder; his daughter Zhao Ji holds 3 million shares, ranking as the company's ninth largest circulating shareholder. Together, they hold a total of 8.13 million shares, exceeding the company's third largest circulating shareholder, the Harvest SSE Science and Technology Innovation Board Chip ETF (7.3233 million shares), accounting for nearly 2% of the circulating shares.
Based on the second quarter acquisition cost of approximately 230 million yuan for the Zhao Jianping and Zhao Ji combination, as of August 28, the market value of their holdings has soared to 959 million yuan, with unrealized gains exceeding 700 million yuan. This "comeback" battle has concluded with a phase of returns far exceeding expectations.
Zhao Jianping and Zhao Jibang are on the list.
It is worth mentioning that this is not the first time Zhao Jianping has made a "high-stakes gamble" on Dongxin Co., Ltd. In December 2021, when Dongxin Co., Ltd. entered the capital market, the keen Zhao Jianping quickly made his move. By December 31 of that year, he had become the largest circulating shareholder of the stock with 2.37 million shares, with the market estimating his cost price to be around 46 yuan per share. However, Zhao Jianping's initial investment process in Dongxin Co., Ltd. was not so smooth. By the third quarter of 2022, its stock price had been hovering around 35 yuan per share, resulting in Zhao Jianping's unrealized losses.