High Growth Tech Stocks To Watch In Asia July 2025
Name
Revenue Growth
Earnings Growth
Growth Rating
Suzhou TFC Optical Communication
30.19%
29.63%
★★★★★★
Fositek
28.67%
35.10%
★★★★★★
Shanghai Huace Navigation Technology
24.44%
23.48%
★★★★★★
Shengyi Electronics
22.99%
35.16%
★★★★★★
eWeLLLtd
24.95%
24.40%
★★★★★★
PharmaResearch
25.04%
26.89%
★★★★★★
Global Security Experts
20.56%
28.04%
★★★★★★
CARsgen Therapeutics Holdings
81.05%
87.21%
★★★★★★
Marketingforce Management
26.39%
112.30%
★★★★★★
JNTC
55.45%
94.52%
★★★★★★
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Simply Wall St Growth Rating: ★★★★☆☆
Overview: Kuaishou Technology is an investment holding company offering live streaming, online marketing, and other services in China with a market capitalization of HK$285.34 billion.
Operations: The company generates revenue primarily through its domestic operations, which account for CN¥125.08 billion, while overseas operations contribute CN¥5.02 billion. The business focuses on live streaming and online marketing services within China.
Kuaishou Technology, a key player in Asia's high-growth tech scene, has demonstrated robust performance with a 33.4% earnings growth surpassing its industry's average of 6.8%. Despite a slight dip in net income from CNY 4,119 million to CNY 3,978 million in Q1 2025, the company's commitment to innovation is evident through significant R&D investments and share repurchases totaling HKD 5.15 billion since last year. The launch of Kling AI 2.0 underscores Kuaishou's focus on enhancing AI capabilities and expanding its market reach, positioning it well for sustained growth amidst evolving digital content landscapes.
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Simply Wall St Growth Rating: ★★★★☆☆
Overview: FIT Hon Teng Limited is a company that manufactures and sells mobile and wireless devices and connectors both in Taiwan and internationally, with a market capitalization of approximately HK$18.37 billion.
Operations: The company generates revenue primarily from consumer products and intermediate products, with the latter contributing significantly more at $3.90 billion compared to $685.67 million for consumer products.
FIT Hon Teng's performance in the tech sector is underscored by a notable 11.8% annual revenue growth, outpacing the Hong Kong market average of 8.1%. The company has also demonstrated strong earnings momentum with a 19.2% increase over the past year, significantly higher than its industry's growth rate of 14.1%. Despite challenges, such as a one-off gain of $95.2M affecting financial results up to December 2024, FIT Hon Teng continues to invest in innovation and technology development, aligning with broader market trends that favor companies with robust R&D frameworks and forward-looking leadership, evidenced by recent executive changes and anticipated quarterly reports.
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Simply Wall St Growth Rating: ★★★★★☆
Overview: Taiwan Union Technology Corporation specializes in producing and distributing copper foil substrates, adhesive sheets, and multi-layer laminated boards both domestically and internationally, with a market capitalization of NT$66.29 billion.
Operations: The company focuses on the production and distribution of copper foil substrates, adhesive sheets, and multi-layer laminated boards in both domestic and international markets. It operates with a market capitalization of NT$66.29 billion.
Taiwan Union Technology has demonstrated robust growth with a 15.5% increase in annual revenue and a notable 21.7% rise in annual earnings. The company's commitment to innovation is evident from its R&D spending, which has consistently grown, now accounting for 12% of its total revenue. Recent strategic moves include dividend increases and amendments to company bylaws, positioning it well within the competitive tech landscape of Asia despite a highly volatile share price over the past three months. This trajectory is supported by strong quarterly performance, with Q1 sales jumping from TWD 4.43 billion to TWD 6.37 billion year-over-year, highlighting its potential amidst evolving market dynamics.
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