Stocks placed under a trading halt include Dongxing Securities (601198), Cinda Securities (601059), CICC (601995), and Huazhijie (603400). Meanwhile, Xiangshan Co (002870) and Golden Orange (688291) are set to resume trading on this date.

In major corporate developments, Zotye Automobile, which has surged for five sessions in six trading days, announced it is fully advancing the resumption of operations in its vehicle segment with phased progress. Its new A0-class model has entered batch trial production, primarily targeting overseas markets, though regulatory certification, channel development, and market demand in those regions remain uncertain. The company continues to face capital pressures, and the pace of subsequent mass production and market rollout depends on sustained funding, which remains uncertain and could impact overseas sales timelines. Investors are urged to exercise caution and invest rationally.

Yunzhong Technology disclosed that its MLCC products are mainly used in consumer electronics and have not yet been applied in AI computing servers. The company noted that its MLCC business requires substantial upfront capital and has a long investment cycle. While it remains a key expansion area, the business is subject to multiple factors, including downstream demand shifts, competitive dynamics, production ramp-up, and order confirmation. The scale of business growth and profitability improvements carry significant uncertainty, and investors are advised to assess the actual impact on financial performance prudently.

Bohui Technology issued a risk warning, stating that its controlling shareholder, actual controller, and related parties are progressing with a share transfer agreement. This process still requires compliance confirmation procedures, and final completion is not guaranteed. The acquirer, Mingxin Hongzhi, has committed to a 24-month lock-up period without seeking control of the company. The firm's operations remain normal with no fundamental changes, but investors are cautioned that a significant near-term stock price surge could lead to a sharp pullback, warranting careful decision-making.

Junzheng Group announced plans to invest a total of 1 billion yuan as a limited partner, with itself and its wholly-owned subsidiary Junzheng Chemical each contributing 500 million yuan from self-owned funds, to establish the Tianjin Gaorong Changying Equity Investment Fund Partnership. This represents 30.6654 percent of the target total contribution of 3.261 billion yuan, focusing on emerging industry sectors. The investment does not constitute a related-party transaction and requires no board or shareholder approval.

Chuanfa Longmang reported that its wholly-owned grand subsidiary, Hubei Longmang Phosphate Chemical, has resumed production at the northern mining area of the Baizhu Phosphate Mine following a suspension for rectification after a roof fall incident. The southern mining area is still under rectification, with the company strictly implementing safety protocols. The timeline for this area's resumption may be extended as the firm prioritizes safety and strives to expedite the process.

Micaxin Coating announced it has obtained approval certificates from the China Classification Society for over ten ship paint products. These products meet national standards for various applications, including shop primers, marine anti-corrosion paints, anti-fouling systems, deck paints, waterline paints, cargo hold paints, oil tank paints, and hull paints.

Fenghua Advanced Technology issued a statement after its stock price rose cumulatively over 20 percent in three consecutive trading days from September 10 to 14, triggering abnormal trading volatility. After self-inspection and verification with its controlling shareholder, the company confirmed no corrections or omissions in prior disclosures, and no undisclosed major matters or plans under development. Operations remain normal with no significant changes in the business environment. The firm cautioned that rising precious metal prices due to international geopolitical instability could increase raw material costs, pressuring product margins, and that gaps persist with leading Japanese and South Korean peers in high-end product technology, capacity scale, and yield, creating uncertainty in high-end business returns.

Jintian Titanium unveiled a plan for a simplified private placement to raise no more than 300 million yuan, net of issuance costs, for the second phase of its advanced titanium alloy industrialization project for high-end equipment, with a total project investment of 376 million yuan. The issuance will target no more than 35 subscribers at a price no less than 80 percent of the average trading price over the 20 trading days prior to the pricing base date, with shares capped at 30 percent of pre-issuance total equity and a six-month lock-up period. The placement requires approval from the Shanghai Stock Exchange and registration with the China Securities Regulatory Commission.

Mei Ansen announced that shareholders Ma Yan and Ye Lisheng have signed a share transfer agreement with Wuhan Donghai Heavy Equipment Holdings to transfer a combined 15,400,300 shares, representing 5 percent of total equity, at a price of 8 yuan per share, totaling 123 million yuan.

In performance updates, Shanghai Airport reported that in August 2026, Pudong Airport handled 8,313,700 passenger trips, a 4.61 percent year-on-year increase, and 397,100 tons of cargo and mail, up 13.48 percent. Hongqiao Airport saw 4,445,600 passengers, a slight decline of 0.13 percent, and 35,500 tons of cargo and mail, down 4.75 percent.

OCT Holdings reported that in August 2026, it achieved contracted sales area of 41,000 square meters and contracted sales value of 590 million yuan. From January to August, cumulative contracted sales area reached 503,000 square meters with sales value of 6.76 billion yuan. Its cultural tourism enterprises received 8.97 million visitors in August and 52.2 million visitors during the first eight months of the year.

In share buyback moves, Aifenda said its board approved a plan to repurchase shares worth between 50 million and 100 million yuan using self-owned or self-raised funds through centralized bidding, for equity incentives or employee stock ownership plans, with a maximum price of 30 yuan per share. Changjiang Energy plans to repurchase shares worth 10 million to 20 million yuan at a price not exceeding 12.5 yuan per share, also for employee incentives, within 12 months of board approval.

Regarding share increases and reductions, Chutian Dragon announced that its controlling shareholder, Wenzhou Xianghong Bay, intends to reduce its holdings by no more than 13,834,079 shares, or up to 3 percent of total equity, through centralized bidding or block trades within three months after a 15-day notice period. The shareholder currently holds 45.54 percent of the company and cites capital needs as the reason, with no change in control expected. Lihu Co reported that shareholder Wang Xiaojun and its concerted actor Lihu Zhizhen plan to reduce holdings by up to 7,175,600 shares, or 3.305661 percent of total equity. Shandong Fiberglass said shareholder Shanghai Dongxing Investment Holding Development plans to sell up to 19,608,000 shares, or 3 percent of total equity, through centralized bidding and block trades within three months post-notice, with 1 percent via bidding and 2 percent via block trades, citing capital requirements.