STOCKS | Gansu Consulting Says It Has No Computing-Power Tech Services Exposure After Share-Price Surge

Gansu Consulting said its shares were flagged for abnormal trading volatility after the cumulative deviation in closing-price gains exceeded 20% over three consecutive trading days on July 8, July 9, and July 10, 2026. According to Jin10, the company said that after internal checks and verification with its controlling shareholder, there were no major matters that should have been disclosed but were not. The company said its main business is engineering consulting technical services and that it does not engage in the “East Data, West Computing” initiative or computing-power technical services. It added that the amount of technical-service work it undertook for the Qingyang “East Data, West Computing” related industrial park infrastructure project was small, accounting for less than 0.10% of its operating revenue. Gansu Consulting also said that an intelligent assisted bid-evaluation system developed by its subsidiary, Tendering Consulting Group, based on the DeepSeek large model, is still in the early stage of market-oriented promotion. The system has been applied by only three customers so far, and the related business amount accounted for less than 0.10% of the company’s operating revenue in 2025, with a limited impact on performance.