Zhongjuxin released an official announcement, revealing that the company's stock witnessed a cumulative deviation in closing price increases of 30% over three consecutive trading days, spanning from June 9 to June 11, 2026, which signifies abnormal volatility. Moreover, there was a cumulative surge of 100% over ten consecutive trading days, from May 29 to June 11, 2026, indicating severe abnormal volatility. In light of market rumors, including 'disruptions in overseas tungsten hexafluoride supply' and 'drastic price hikes,' the company made it clear that no legally binding long-term or substantial bulk orders have been inked for its high-purity tungsten hexafluoride products. These products are produced by Borui Zhongxiao, a joint venture where Borui Electronics, a wholly-owned subsidiary of the company, holds a 51% stake. Currently, the production capacity stands at 600 tons, with no immediate plans for expansion. Furthermore, owing to the escalating prices of upstream tungsten materials, the costs associated with raw material procurement have climbed. The ultimate impact on the company's operational performance remains to be seen and is still uncertain.