Zhongjuxin released an announcement indicating that, on June 4, 5, and 8, 2026, the closing price of its stock experienced a cumulative deviation exceeding 30% over three consecutive trading days, signifying abnormal trading fluctuations. Following a self-assessment, and in response to media reports concerning tensions in the overseas tungsten hexafluoride supply chain, along with increasing domestic export volumes and prices, the company issued the following clarifications: To date, the company has not entered into any new, legally binding long-term or sizable substantive order agreements for high-purity tungsten hexafluoride. The product is manufactured by its subsidiary, Borui Zhongxiao, in which Borui Electronics holds a 51% stake. The company's current production capacity for tungsten hexafluoride stands at 600 tons, with no intentions to expand. Additionally, due to escalating prices of upstream tungsten materials, the costs associated with raw material procurement have risen. The company reported a net loss attributable to shareholders of 16.5962 million yuan for 2025, while for the first quarter of 2026, it recorded a net profit of 6.3767 million yuan (unaudited). The company confirms that there is no significant information that ought to be disclosed but remains undisclosed.