What happened
On August 30, Huihan Shares announced it had received a research visit from 17 institutional investors, including Industrial Securities, on that same day.
The company was represented by Sui Ronghua, Zhang Wenbin, and Pan Mintao, who answered questions about downstream demand and order conditions for its eCall and TBOX businesses.
During the visit, Huihan disclosed that its connected vehicle intelligent terminal products, including TBOX and eCall, achieved an average growth of nearly 40% in the first half of the year, with some categories rising over 50%.
Why it matters
The strong growth figures suggest sustained momentum in the vehicle connectivity market, driven by the global shift toward smarter and more connected automobiles.
Rising penetration of in-car connectivity in passenger vehicles, along with demand from overseas mature markets, points to expanding opportunities for suppliers of telematics hardware.
Key facts
Huihan Shares received a research visit from 17 institutions, including Industrial Securities, on August 30.
The visiting team included Sui Ronghua, Zhang Wenbin, and Pan Mintao.
In H1, TBOX, eCall, and other connected vehicle terminal products grew by an average of nearly 40%, with some categories exceeding 50% growth.
What to watch next
Investors will likely track whether the high growth rates in TBOX and eCall products can be sustained in the second half of the year.
Further clarity on order pipelines and how global automaker connectivity adoption evolves could shape expectations for Huihan's performance.