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DigiTimes复盘：2026上半年中国CPU厂商营收普涨，但仅海光靠处理器规模化，君正暴增实为存储故事
这是DigiTimes于2026-09-07发布的行业横向复盘长文，全部数字来自8月已公开的2026年中报；至当前（09-15）已超过一周，市场对海光、龙芯、君正等业绩有充分时间定价。文章未含任何新订单、新指引、新订单或未公开事实，且核心结论偏谨慎/分化（仅海光规模化、君正利润是存储故事、现金流与税收效应存疑），不提供方向性交易edge。
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不做 海光信息（688041.SH）
数据来自8月已公开中报、09-07媒体二次复盘且已过一周，无新增事实；文章另提示现金流转负与税收效应，无交易edge
不做 北京君正（300223.SZ）
利润暴增为DRAM涨价旧逻辑、中报已定价，文章反而纠正CPU误读，无新增催化
不做 龙芯中科（688047.SH）
旧中报数据、营收增速最慢且仍亏损，媒体复盘不构成新edge
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信号是媒体对已披露中报的二次整理，非新增公司事件；数据公开逾一周，且叙事分化甚至含警示，无新鲜可交易催化，回避。
🔎 新鲜度:最早出现 2026-09-07 · 扩散 high · price-in 风险 high ↗
主要风险
- 若据此旧复盘做多，实际是在为8月已定价的中报数据接盘，且文章提示海光现金流-4.28亿元、君正利润不可归因CPU等被忽略的负面细节
反向证据
- 做多前查反向 · 来源 web · 日期 2026-09-07 · 影响 weakens
文章本身即含反证：海光经营现金流由+21.77亿转为-4.28亿、税前利润增速(31.96%)远低于净利增速(49.69%)含税收效应；君正+489.59%净利主因DRAM而非处理器，削弱'国产CPU高增长'做多叙事
检索:海光信息 2026半年报 经营现金流 应收账款 存货；北京君正 净利润 DRAM 涨价 归因 原文 ↗
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对本次决策的影响:未引入任何先例交易；旧财报复盘不构成新催化，直接回避
方向:无可适用先例：本条非新事件，而是对已披露财报的媒体复盘，不应以财报反应先例为旧闻交易定价
涨幅量级:无高相似对齐样本，且事件本身无增量，不需要校准幅度
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, DIGITIMES, Taipei
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Revenue rose at every Chinese chip company examined in the first half of 2026 amid the domestic-substitution push, but the interim filings show three quite different businesses hiding under one label. One has reached real scale and is now funding its expansion from the balance sheet rather than from operations. One is repairing its margins on a genuinely homegrown instruction set at a fraction of the scale. And the cohort's most spectacular profit number is not a processor story at all.
Hygon has the scale, and a cash-flow swing beneath it
Hygon Information Technology is the only processor company in this comparison operating at scale. Revenue rose 66.52% to CNY9.099 billion (US$1.35 billion), and attributable net profit rose 49.69% to CNY1.798 billion, with profit excluding non-recurring items up 49.67% to CNY1.631 billion. Second-quarter net profit of CNY1.111 billion was about 61.7% above the first quarter, so the business accelerated through the period. The company makes both x86-compatible CPUs and deep computing unit (DCU) accelerators, and attributes the growth to rapid AI adoption and rising demand for domestic high-end chips.
Two lines complicate the picture. Pre-tax profit grew 31.96% to CNY2.163 billion, well short of the 49.69% growth in net profit, indicating that tax effects contributed to the stronger bottom-line growth. More significantly, operating cash flow swung to an outflow of CNY428 million from an inflow of CNY2.177 billion a year earlier, which the company attributes to inventory building and higher receivables as the business expands. Research spending stayed heavy in absolute terms but fell as a share of revenue, to 29.15% from 31.31%.
Loongson is repairing margins at a very small scale
Loongson Technology grew revenue just 11.64% to CNY272 million — the slowest in the group — but its loss narrowed 23.96% to CNY224 million, and gross margin rose 9.64 percentage points to 52.08%. In a note on the results, Hua Chuang Securities analysts Mingyuan Wu and Chuwei Zhou attributed the improvement to three drivers: its "three musketeers" products — the 3C6000 server CPU, 3A6000 desktop CPU, and 3B6000M terminal CPU — becoming the revenue mainstay, delivery of high-margin technology licensing, and a new bridge chip that lowered costs. Second-quarter revenue rose 15.52% to CNY137 million.
Loongson's roadmap is the most explicit in the group: two 6600-series product groups, each described as a "five-piece set," for terminal and server applications. Together, they cover next-generation CPUs, a bridge chip, general-purpose graphics processing units (GPGPUs), a printer-control chip, and dedicated baseboard management controller (BMC) and redundant array of independent disks (RAID) controller chips. The company says server and cloud-terminal applications have replaced desktop systems as its growth engine. The gap between that ambition and CNY272 million of half-year revenue is the whole question.
The profit leader is really a memory story
Ingenic posted the cohort's standout numbers: revenue up 75.95% to CNY3.957 billion, and attributable net profit up 489.59% to CNY1.198 billion, with profit excluding non-recurring items up 624.75%. Weighted average return on equity rose 7.51 percentage points to 9.18%.
That surge is not a processor result. The company's filing attributes the surge to its memory business: dynamic random-access memory (DRAM) prices rose sharply amid persistently tight supply, while Flash volumes were lifted by AI server and optical module demand. Its compute-chip line did grow strongly, but partly because it passed on higher prices caused by shortages and rising costs for known-good dies. Ingenic spent CNY389 million on research and development, 9.82% of revenue, the lowest ratio in the group. Any reading that files this profit growth under domestic CPU progress misattributes it.
The two smaller names round out the spread. CCore Technology grew revenue 83.66% to CNY313 million while still losing CNY81.9 million, and its gross margin of 29.19% is the weakest here. Lontium Semiconductor earned CNY82 million on CNY298 million of revenue — though its high-speed interface chips are not processors, and its inclusion in a CPU peer group is questionable.
The common thread is that demand does not appear to be the primary constraint. Across the five chip companies that Chinese media grouped for comparison — including Ingenic, CCore, and Rockchip — revenue growth exceeded 30% at all five. What separates them is whether the growth converts to cash.
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Revenue rose at every Chinese chip company examined in the first half of 2026 amid the domestic-substitution push, but the interim filings show three quite different businesses hiding under one label. One has reached real scale and is now funding its expansion from the balance sheet rather than from operations. One is repairing its margins on a genuinely homegrown instruction set at a fraction of the scale. And the cohort's most spectacular profit number is not a processor story at all.
Hygon has the scale, and a cash-flow swing beneath it
Hygon Information Technology is the only processor company in this comparison operating at scale. Revenue rose 66.52% to CNY9.099 billion (US$1.35 billion), and attributable net profit rose 49.69% to CNY1.798 billion, with profit excluding non-recurring items up 49.67% to CNY1.631 billion. Second-quarter net profit of CNY1.111 billion was about 61.7% above the first quarter, so the business accelerated through the period. The company makes both x86-compatible CPUs and deep computing unit (DCU) accelerators, and attributes the growth to rapid AI adoption and rising demand for domestic high-end chips.
Two lines complicate the picture. Pre-tax profit grew 31.96% to CNY2.163 billion, well short of the 49.69% growth in net profit, indicating that tax effects contributed to the stronger bottom-line growth. More significantly, operating cash flow swung to an outflow of CNY428 million from an inflow of CNY2.177 billion a year earlier, which the company attributes to inventory building and higher receivables as the business expands. Research spending stayed heavy in absolute terms but fell as a share of revenue, to 29.15% from 31.31%.
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Loongson Technology grew revenue just 11.64% to CNY272 million — the slowest in the group — but its loss narrowed 23.96% to CNY224 million, and gross margin rose 9.64 percentage points to 52.08%. In a note on the results, Hua Chuang Securities analysts Mingyuan Wu and Chuwei Zhou attributed the improvement to three drivers: its "three musketeers" products — the 3C6000 server CPU, 3A6000 desktop CPU, and 3B6000M terminal CPU — becoming the revenue mainstay, delivery of high-margin technology licensing, and a new bridge chip that lowered costs. Second-quarter revenue rose 15.52% to CNY137 million.
Loongson's roadmap is the most explicit in the group: two 6600-series product groups, each described as a "five-piece set," for terminal and server applications. Together, they cover next-generation CPUs, a bridge chip, general-purpose graphics processing units (GPGPUs), a printer-control chip, and dedicated baseboard management controller (BMC) and redundant array of independent disks (RAID) controller chips. The company says server and cloud-terminal applications have replaced desktop systems as its growth engine. The gap between that ambition and CNY272 million of half-year revenue is the whole question.
The profit leader is really a memory story
Ingenic posted the cohort's standout numbers: revenue up 75.95% to CNY3.957 billion, and attributable net profit up 489.59% to CNY1.198 billion, with profit excluding non-recurring items up 624.75%. Weighted average return on equity rose 7.51 percentage points to 9.18%.
That surge is not a processor result. The company's filing attributes the surge to its memory business: dynamic random-access memory (DRAM) prices rose sharply amid persistently tight supply, while Flash volumes were lifted by AI server and optical module demand. Its compute-chip line did grow strongly, but partly because it passed on higher prices caused by shortages and rising costs for known-good dies. Ingenic spent CNY389 million on research and development, 9.82% of revenue, the lowest ratio in the group. Any reading that files this profit growth under domestic CPU progress misattributes it.
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The common thread is that demand does not appear to be the primary constraint. Across the five chip companies that Chinese media grouped for comparison — including Ingenic, CCore, and Rockchip — revenue growth exceeded 30% at all five. What separates them is whether the growth converts to cash.
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