Driving Force (920275) had a net purchase of 87,600 yuan by hot money on February 25.

Securities Star News: As of the close on February 25, 2026, QuDrive (920275) closed at ¥9.13, up 0.33%, with a turnover rate of 0.52%, a trading volume of 69,040 lots, and a transaction amount of ¥6,301,700.

Regarding capital flow data on February 25, there was no net inflow of main funds; speculative funds had a net inflow of ¥87,600, accounting for 1.39% of the total transaction amount; retail investor funds had a net outflow of ¥893,900, accounting for 14.19% of the total transaction amount.

According to QuDrive’s 2025 third-quarter report, the company’s main business revenue for the first three quarters was ¥53.8063 million, a year-on-year increase of 5.76%; net profit attributable to the parent was ¥3.9461 million, a decrease of 57.56%; non-recurring net profit was ¥3.8137 million, down 58.84%. In Q3 2025, the company’s single-quarter main revenue was ¥21.2115 million, up 16.99% year-on-year; net profit attributable to the parent was ¥2.3332 million, down 36.78%; non-recurring net profit was ¥2.2857 million, down 37.71%. The debt ratio is 3.2%, investment income is ¥4.029 million, financial expenses are ¥75,600, and gross profit margin is 31.43%. QuDrive’s main business involves research, development, production, and sales of additives and premixes that enhance animal hematopoietic ability.

Term explanation for capital flow: Refers to inferring capital flow through price changes. When the stock price is rising, the transaction volume generated by active buy orders is the force driving the stock price up, which is defined as capital inflow. When the stock price is falling, the transaction volume generated by active sell orders is the force driving the stock price down, which is defined as capital outflow. The difference between the two on a given day is the net force remaining after offsetting the two, which drives the stock price higher. The flow of main funds, speculative funds, and retail investor funds is calculated based on individual transaction amounts.

Note: Main funds refer to large single transactions, speculative funds refer to big single transactions, and retail funds refer to medium and small single transactions.

The above content is compiled by Securities Star from publicly available information, generated by AI algorithms (Wang Xin Suan Bei 310104345710301240019), and does not constitute investment advice.