Huace Testing, Guangdian Measurement, Suzhou Sushi Testing Report H1 2026 Profit Growth, IC Demand Drives

In the first half of 2026, multiple A-share listed testing companies reported profit growth. Suzhou Sushi Testing Group achieved revenue of 1.08 billion yuan, up 8.93% year-on-year, and net profit attributable to shareholders of 129 million yuan, up 10.37%.

Demand from emerging sectors such as integrated circuits and pharmaceuticals has brought incremental growth to the testing services industry. Huace Testing has focused on sub-segments including pharmaceuticals, medical devices, aerospace materials, semiconductor chips, low-altitude economy, PCB testing, new energy vehicles, and vehicle networking, and its investment returns are gradually materializing. Guangdian Measurement has seen a higher proportion of its revenue from testing, inspection, and certification services for scientific research; in the first half of 2026, it began constructing a new integrated circuit testing and analysis laboratory to boost test capacity, expanded its data science analysis and evaluation business, and improved its life sciences business, with continuous optimization of its business structure. Suzhou Sushi Testing Group's environmental and reliability testing services revenue reached 565 million yuan, up 16% year-on-year, accounting for 52.39% of total revenue; its integrated circuit verification and analysis services revenue was 171 million yuan, up 10.61%, accounting for 15.87% of total revenue.

Data from the State Administration for Market Regulation shows that during the 14th Five-Year Plan period, China's inspection and testing industry successively surpassed two major milestones of 400 billion yuan and 500 billion yuan. The number of institutions and revenue in emerging fields such as electronic appliances, software and information technology, and electric power both grew at an average annual rate of over 13%, with the revenue share rising by 4.5 percentage points. The industry's growth momentum is accelerating its shift from traditional fields to emerging and high-value-added fields.