The memory chip sector is experiencing a notable upswing, with BIWIN leading the charge by registering a remarkable share price increase of over 12%, closely followed by Beijing Junzheng and other industry players. In recent developments, Samsung Electronics has revised its DRAM price hike for the first quarter of 2026, escalating it from the initial 70% to a staggering 100%. Certain clients have even faced price surges surpassing the 100% mark. Looking ahead, BIWIN anticipates its revenue for January-February 2026 to range between RMB 4 billion and RMB 4.5 billion, marking a substantial year-on-year growth of 340% to 395%. Additionally, the company expects its net profit to soar by 921.77% to 1086.13% on a year-on-year basis. UBS, the renowned financial services firm, projects that the quarter-on-quarter increase in DDR contract prices for the first quarter of 2026 will be revised upwards to 72%. Similarly, the quarter-on-quarter increase in NAND contract prices is expected to be adjusted upwards to 65%.