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To own China Yuchai International, you need to believe that its traditional engine franchise can steadily fund a pivot into cleaner technologies and selected overseas partnerships, without stretching the balance sheet. The latest update, showing earnings up 29% with cash exceeding total debt, reinforces the near term catalyst of renewed interest in the stock after a very large 1‑year total return and recent index inclusion, and it supports the company’s ability to keep investing in new energy and OEM projects such as the Vietnam cooperation. At the same time, the sharp share price move and modest profit margins mean execution risk around new energy programs, emissions policy shifts and cyclical demand remain front of mind. Overall, the news strengthens the growth side of the story more than it changes the key risks.
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