Shanghai Auto Parts (603107) on April 7th, the main funds net bought 267.1k yuan

Securities Star news: As of the close on April 7, 2026, Shanghai Qipei (603107) closed at 14.17 yuan, up 1.5%, with a turnover rate of 0.54%. Trading volume was 11.7万 lots, and trading value was 16.53 million yuan.

Regarding the April 7 capital flow data: main force net inflow was 267.1 thousand yuan, accounting for 1.62% of the total trading value; funds from institutional-type “speculative” traders had a net outflow of 728.8 thousand yuan, accounting for 4.41% of the total trading value; retail investors had a net inflow of 461.6 thousand yuan, accounting for 2.79% of the total trading value.

Shanghai Qipei’s 2025 Q3 report shows that in the first three quarters, the company’s main operating revenue was 1.645 billion yuan, up 6.41% year over year; net profit attributable to shareholders was 135 million yuan, up 0.28% year over year; non-recurring profit net profit was 146 million yuan, up 25.89% year over year. Of this, in the third quarter of 2025, the company’s quarterly main operating revenue was 580 million yuan, up 12.11% year over year; quarterly net profit attributable to shareholders was 51.5914 million yuan, up 59.66% year over year; quarterly non-recurring profit net profit was 53.455 million yuan, up 97.51% year over year. The asset-liability ratio was 21.69%, investment income was 7.0571 million yuan, and financial expenses were -9.1405 million yuan. Gross margin was 20.64%. Shanghai Qipei (603107) main business: R&D, production, and sales of automotive component products such as car air-conditioning tubing and fuel distribution pipes.

Capital flow terminology explained: It refers to inferring capital flow direction through changes in price. When the stock price is in an upward trend, the transaction amount created by active buying orders is the force driving the stock price higher; this transaction amount is defined as a capital inflow. When the stock price is in a declining state, the transaction amount generated by active sell orders is the force driving the stock price down; this transaction amount is defined as a capital outflow. The difference between the two on the day is the net force that remains after these two forces offset each other, driving the stock price up. By calculating the transaction amounts from each trade, the capital flow direction of main force, “speculative” traders, and retail investors is determined.

Note: Main force funds are trades involving very large orders; “speculative” traders are trades involving large orders; retail investors are trades involving medium and small orders.

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