Siglent Technologies Co Ltd

Siglent Technologies announced that the company has released the SDS6000B series high-resolution digital oscilloscopes, with a maximum bandwidth of 4 gigahertz, 12-bit vertical resolution, and a maximum sampling rate of 20 gigasamples per second. The company simultaneously released the SAP160D and SAP200D high-bandwidth differential active probes, offering bandwidths of 16 gigahertz and 20 gigahertz respectively. The company stated that this new product release further enriches its product portfolio and broadens application scenarios, helping to consolidate and enhance its overall competitiveness. The company also cautioned that achieving large-scale sales of the new products still requires customer trial and evaluation, and there is a risk that market promotion may fall short of expectations.

SIGLENT Technologies has released its 2026 interim report, showing net profit attributable to the parent company of 91.79 million yuan, an increase of 19.40% compared with the same period last year. Total operating revenue was 358 million yuan, up 28.31% year on year, marking a second consecutive year of growth. Net cash inflow from operating activities was 49.47 million yuan, down 42.16% year on year. The company's latest asset-liability ratio was 9.31%, gross margin was 63.89%, return on equity was 5.78%, and diluted earnings per share was 0.58 yuan.

Siglent Technologies has officially released the SDS8000AP H12 series high-bandwidth real-time digital oscilloscope, covering bandwidths of 33 gigahertz, 25 gigahertz, and 20 gigahertz, with a real-time sampling rate of 80 gigasamples per second per channel, a maximum memory depth of 2 gigapoints per channel, and equipped with a self-developed 40 gigahertz high-bandwidth front-end chipset. The company also released the new SYN64-R 64-channel synchronizer, upgrading and iterating on the original SYN64 product. The new products released this time belong to the high-end series, which helps enhance the company's core competitiveness, but achieving large-scale sales in the future still requires customer trial evaluation, and there is a risk that market promotion may fall short of expectations.