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Goldman Sachs: Range Intelligent Computing Technology: Third-quarter results below Goldman Sachs expectations as AI computing capacity expansion enters peak investment phase

Goldman Sachs attributes the third-quarter shortfall mainly to the timing gap between investment in computing capacity and revenue recognition, and expects contributions to increase from the fourth quarter. The bigger change is the company's plan to invest up to approximately 57 billion yuan in AI computing capacity from the fourth quarter of 2026 to the first quarter of 2027. The financing structure, payback period and utilization rate will determine the return on expansion.

Goldman Sachs: InnoCare Pharma: A peer drug’s relapse control falls short of expectations. Why does this reinforce orelabrutinib’s progressive multiple sclerosis strategy?

Remibrutinib’s phase III trials delivered relapse control below the investor threshold cited by Goldman Sachs, but showed a favorable safety profile and signals of delayed disability progression. Goldman Sachs consequently sees greater merit in orelabrutinib’s strategy of focusing on progressive multiple sclerosis; the key to differentiation lies in its own phase III trials’ benefit in delaying disability progression.

Goldman Sachs: Kelun-Biotech phase III lung cancer data: More durable efficacy strengthens case for replacing chemotherapy in first-line treatment

In Lung06, sac-TMT plus pembrolizumab achieved median progression-free survival of 15 months, above Goldman Sachs’ expectation of 9–12 months, with fewer serious adverse events than the chemotherapy combination. Goldman Sachs believes the data reduce global development risk, although follow-up duration and the applicability of Chinese data to global populations remain key conditions.

J.P. Morgan: Upgrading Unitree by two notches: With a breakthrough expected sooner, how will platform value be realized?

JPMorgan upgraded Unitree from Underweight to Overweight and raised its price target from 300 yuan to 995 yuan. The shift reflects expectations of an earlier breakthrough in embodied AI, rising hardware platform value and a longer scarcity premium associated with its listed status. The key hurdles are converting pilots into repeat purchases, deploying reliably and monetizing the ecosystem.

Bernstein: LG Energy Solution and Samsung SDI: Energy storage drives profit recovery, but how much is already priced in?

LG Energy Solution returned to an operating profit in the third quarter after excluding AMPC, and Bernstein expects Samsung SDI to continue improving as well. Energy storage and data-center demand are increasing shipments and capacity utilization, but gross margins, net income and forward earnings forecasts have not all risen in tandem. Both companies retain Market-Perform ratings.

Bernstein: Battery Weekly: US energy-storage production lines shift faster; GM turns to “smaller batteries, same range”

Bernstein’s tracking this week shows that Samsung SDI’s conversion of energy-storage production lines has already generated equipment orders, while GM is trying to reduce battery usage through new chemistries and vehicle efficiency. China’s battery-swapping network continues to expand, and falling lithium prices are also creating room to lower battery costs.

Bernstein: Kelun-Biotech lung cancer data update: first-line treatment delays progression, later-line survival benefit persists

sac-TMT significantly prolonged progression-free survival in difficult-to-treat PD-L1-negative first-line lung cancer, while a later-line study also confirmed an overall survival advantage. Bernstein sees these results supporting expansion of its treatment scope, but first-line overall survival data remain immature, and the relative benefit in later-line treatment narrowed compared with the interim analysis.

CICC: Physical AI data collection: How does commercialization differ from perception hardware to the training loop?

CICC Machinery divides physical AI data-collection initiatives into perception, motion capture, simulation, and scenario-based closed loops. The key to understanding these companies is to distinguish between collection products already launched, existing orders, and business directions extending into embodied intelligence, while clarifying the relationship between overall earnings and specific business lines.

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Goldman Sachs: Goldman cuts Korean equity target but still sees sixty percent upside; Asian allocations shift toward cash flow and earnings delivery

Asian technology stocks have been sold off, but the regional earnings consensus for 2027 is still being revised upward. Goldman Sachs cut its KOSPI target from 12,000 to 9,000 points, while arguing that Korean valuations already price in excessively deep earnings downgrades. Its allocation approach places greater emphasis on value, financial quality and cash returns.

Goldman Sachs: Cambricon’s third-quarter revenue missed Goldman Sachs’ forecast. Why is its long-term growth outlook unchanged?

Third-quarter revenue doubled year over year and gross margin continued to improve, but tight supply and the timing of purchases by major customers left revenue well below Goldman Sachs’ forecast. Goldman cut its 2026 earnings forecast, largely retained its medium-term growth outlook, and lowered its target price following a decline in industry valuations.