On February 5, GCL System Integration (SZ:002506) issued an announcement stating that the company’s stock experienced a cumulative deviation of 20% in the closing price over two consecutive trading days on February 4 and February 5, 2026. According to the relevant regulations of the Shenzhen Stock Exchange, this constitutes abnormal stock trading volatility. The company conducted a self-inspection and sent a written inquiry to its controlling shareholder and actual controller. As of the date of this announcement, the company’s daily operations remain normal, with no significant changes, and there is no major undisclosed information.
The announcement noted that the capital market has recently shown heightened interest in emerging concepts such as “space photovoltaics,” with active secondary market performance in related sectors. GCL System Integration’s main products cover high-efficiency photovoltaic cells, large-size photovoltaic modules, energy storage systems, etc., and the company provides customers with integrated smart photovoltaic and storage solutions. This includes a comprehensive range of services related to green energy projects, such as product design, customization, production, installation, and sales. The company’s products and services are primarily applied in ground-based photovoltaic scenarios. Currently, “space photovoltaics” is still in the exploratory stage, and its technological pathways, industrial models, and commercial prospects remain uncertain. As of now, GCL System Integration has not yet received any orders in the field of “space photovoltaics.” This area has not had a material impact on the company’s operating performance, and it remains uncertain whether it will bring business opportunities in the future. The company’s board of directors hereby reminds investors to fully recognize the risks of the stock market, avoid blindly following market trends, strengthen risk awareness, and invest prudently.
