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Chinese Memory Chipmaker CXMT's Revenue Jumps 738.51% in First Nine Months

October 30, 2026 at 11:49 EDT

Infra & Chips

Chinese memory chipmaker ChangXin Memory Technologies (CXMT) reported a revenue surge of 738.51% for January through September, a jump driven largely by rising global memory prices, according to an industry expert.

January–September · CXMT

CXMT's revenue jumps 738.51% as memory prices climb

Rising global memory prices and the company's push to expand capacity and advance its technology drove a sharp rebound in the first nine months of the year. Sustaining it will depend on market timing and continued R&D.

738.51%

Revenue growth, January–September

≈8.4×

Implied size of current revenue versus the prior-year period

Main growth drivers: memory prices and capacity/technology expansion

Revenue scale, drawn to proportion

Prior-year period set to 1 block; a 738.51% increase implies about 8.4 blocks.

1.0×

Prior-year
January–September

≈8.4×

Current
January–September

Takeaway: the increase is large in relative terms, but the figures cover only one nine-month period.

How the surge is linked

Higher global memory prices

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Capacity and technology expansion

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Revenue surge

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Ongoing R&D to sustain momentum

What comes next

How much of this surge carries into future quarters depends on three conditions.

1. Prices: whether memory prices stay elevated.

2. Margins: whether capacity can keep growing without eroding margins.

3. Technology: whether R&D can narrow the gap with larger competitors.

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