The ultra-pure materials surged 662% on the first day, making it the new stock king of Sichuan. BYD, after two years of lurking, has made a profit of 1.86 billion, becoming the winner.

On August 11, the new stock Ultra Pure Materials began trading on the Shenzhen Stock Exchange's ChiNext board. On its first day of listing, the stock soared by as much as 7.4 times during the trading session, ultimately closing at 503 yuan per share, a rise of 662.24%. Lucky investors who successfully subscribed could earn 218,500 yuan from a single share, making it a definite "big winner." The impressive performance of Ultra Pure Materials on its debut has propelled it past Xin Yisong to become the king of new stocks in Sichuan. The wealth effect generated by Ultra Pure Materials is also significant. As the founder and actual controllers, brothers Chai Jie and Chai Lin collectively hold 47.98% of the company's shares, with their combined stock wealth reaching 24.58 billion yuan. The well-known company BYD also benefited greatly from this IPO extravaganza. After investing nearly 100 million yuan and lying in wait for two years, along with strategic allocation during this IPO, BYD has invested a total of 126.9 million yuan, now enjoying an unrealized gain of 1.86 billion yuan, equating to a return rate of as high as 14.66 times.