
NVDA quietly revises data, slashing its copper consumption forecast; Kuaishou to issue a three-tranche notes offering | Daily News Recap

0116 |Dolphin Research Focus:
🐬 Stocks
1、$NVIDIA(NVDA.US)
NVIDIA faced criticism over an error in a technical report on data center copper usage. It quietly revised the data, slashing the copper busbar requirement for a traditional 1‑GW rack from 500,000 tons to 200 tons, a drastic cut.The revision punctures the aggressive narrative that AI compute would trigger a copper supercycle, forcing a reset of supply-demand assumptions across the copper chain. Near term, it deflates the copper-price bubble and eases data center build-out cost pressure.
2、$KUAISHOU-W(01024.HK)
Kuaishou announced dual-currency senior notes: $600 mn due 2031 at 4.125%, $900 mn due 2036 at 4.750%, and RMB 3.5 bn due 2031 at 2.450%. Proceeds will be used for general corporate purposes.This is low-cost, long-dated financing to support its long-term plan. Funds may go to AI R&D and content ecosystem build-out, and could also leave room for buybacks or a special dividend.
3、$东鹏饮料(集团)股份有限公司(25052.HK)
Dongpeng Beverage, known as A-share's No.1 functional drink name, cleared its HKEX listing hearing, moving closer to an A+H dual listing. Proceeds are earmarked for overseas expansion and supply chain build-out, with its overseas business still in the early stage.Dolphin Research has covered it in depth. See:《东鹏:撕红牛、踢怪兽,国货 “续命水” 凭何成逆袭王?》、《东鹏饮料:特饮之后,“下个百亿密码” 路在何方?》
4、 Earnings & calls on our radar
TSMC coverage below.《台积电: AI 界 “真大佬”,谁会拒绝?》、《台积电(纪要):年增百亿的资本开支,是与下游沟通后的决定》
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A-shares: industrial gases, semiconductor materials & equipment, chipmakers;
HK: system software, computer & electronics retailers, roads - freight;
US: semiconductor materials & equipment, electronic components, independent power and renewable IPPs.
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