Since 2025, the prices of products including memory chips, gold, silver, lithium carbonate, and organic silicon have kept climbing. This upward trend is influenced by a confluence of factors, such as the “anti - inner - roll” phenomenon (a term that likely refers to a trend of avoiding intense internal competition), the AI boom, and geopolitical conflicts.

These price hikes have significantly improved the operational performance of numerous listed companies. Many of them have witnessed growth in their business results, while some have even managed to turn losses into profits. Based on incomplete statistics, as of January 23, 2026, referring to the performance forecasts of listed companies and information gathered from investor interaction platforms (spanning from November 2025 to the present), a total of 69 companies have reaped the benefits of these price increases.

The positive effects of the price hikes extend beyond just enhancing company performance; they have also had a favorable impact on the stock prices in the secondary market. By January 23, the average price increase of these 69 stocks since 2025 has exceeded 130%, far outpacing the market average. Remarkably, nearly 32 stocks have seen their prices double, accounting for over 40% of the total.