According to the Kaikai Industrial announcement, the company's A shares have been rising and falling for 4 consecutive trading days since August 6, 2026, with a cumulative increase of more than 40%, a cumulative deviation of more than 45% from the Shanghai Composite Index, and a cumulative turnover rate of 52.11%. As of the close of trading on August 11, the rolling price-earnings ratio was 179.23 and the net price-earnings ratio was 5.22, which was significantly higher than the same level in the same industry. After deducting non-payment, net profit due to mother is expected to decrease 4.27%-36.18% year on year in 2026, which deviates from the stock price and performance. The company's fundamentals have not changed, which suggests risks such as irrational hype and a rapid fall in stock prices.

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