Do-Fluoride Shares Hit Limit Down Amid Project Delays

On May 25, Do-Fluoride's stock price hit the limit down following market reports that the company's key new investment project, a 100,000-ton electrolyte project, is progressing slower than expected. According to Jin10, the wet electronic chemicals project has been delayed twice, with capacity release later than initially planned. Additionally, some shareholders still have a high pledge ratio. In response, Do-Fluoride stated that it has publicly disclosed the progress of major projects and may adjust according to plans and market conditions, with announcements to be made as necessary. Typically, the company experiences a low season in the first quarter and a peak season in the fourth quarter. According to Do-Fluoride's 2025 annual report, the company is primarily engaged in the research, production, and sales of high-performance inorganic fluorides, electronic information materials, and new energy batteries and materials.