Market Cap 12.92M
Revenue (ttm) 163.10M
Net Income (ttm) -39.86M
EPS (ttm) N/A
PE Ratio 0.00
Forward PE N/A
Profit Margin -24.44%
Debt to Equity Ratio 0.05
Volume 10,695
Avg Vol 45,844
Day's Range N/A - N/A
Shares Out 4.15M
Stochastic %K 15%
Beta -0.11
Analysts Strong Buy
Price Target N/A

Company Profile

Maase Inc. operates as an integrated provider and operator of an artificial intelligence (“AI”) -centric full-scene digital systems. The company focuses on areas of flexible energy deployment and intelligent commercial network operation, and provide closed-loop solutions from computing infrastructure, smart hardware and full-scene services, aiming to achieve large-scale implementation of AI technologies across industries. The company was founded in 2010 and is based in Chengdu, China.

Industry: Asset Management
Sector: Financial Services
Phone: 86 28 8676 2596
Address:
Longhu Xicheng Tianjie, 12F, Block B No. 399 Huazhaobi Xishun Street Jinniu District, Chengdu, China
Atdanaiw
Atdanaiw Aug. 14 at 1:58 PM
What caught my attention in the latest $MAAS delivery was not the five nodes. It was everything around them: CUDA, containers, deep-learning frameworks, monitoring, diagnostics, and optimization support. Small-cap AI infrastructure gets more interesting when the company can sell expertise around the hardware instead of competing only on raw compute capacity.
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willardshelburn
willardshelburn Aug. 14 at 1:57 PM
Small-cap China AI stories usually get discounted until the market can follow the money. $MAAS now has a named enterprise customer, five delivered compute nodes, completed acceptance, and the RMB1.65M contract paid in full. It is not a huge contract. That is exactly why I would focus on whether this becomes repeatable rather than trying to make the headline sound bigger.
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patternrank
patternrank Aug. 13 at 1:37 PM
Today's 7-Day signals are out 🚀 Short-term setups ranked by confidence — no opinions, just models. Names showing up today: $MAAS $UCTT $ALGM $AMBQ $HIMS (7D horizon · refreshed for 2026-08-13)
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CashFlowQ
CashFlowQ Aug. 13 at 1:26 PM
$ONDS $LUNR $POET $INFQ $MAAS Orders are not backlog. Backlog is not revenue. Revenue is not profit. And a partner’s contract is not automatically your contract. Most small-cap arguments get messy because traders jump between those four stages as if they mean the same thing. They do not. Knowing where the evidence actually sits is half the work.
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Bazziggr
Bazziggr Aug. 13 at 1:19 PM
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solanolon
solanolon Aug. 13 at 1:10 PM
The RMB1.65M $MAAS compute project proved the team can deploy, get accepted, and collect. The RMB10M-plus Zhongchuang Liankong AI application project is a different test: customization, private deployment, data engineering, integration, and ongoing iteration. Q3 should tell us whether execution scales as the projects get more complex.
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mavis12
mavis12 Aug. 13 at 1:09 PM
AI infrastructure margins do not have to come from raw compute alone. In the latest $MAAS deployment, Huazhi Future also handled environment configuration, performance recommendations, monitoring, and O&M support. If that service layer stays attached after deployment, each node can carry more economic value than simple capacity rental.
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lawson12
lawson12 Aug. 13 at 1:09 PM
Five compute nodes sounds small until you look at what $MAAS actually delivered around them: resource activation, networking, OS, drivers, CUDA, containers, deep-learning frameworks, monitoring, diagnostics, and ongoing support. That is a usable enterprise deployment stack, not just rented compute. Now the question is how often Huazhi Future can repeat it.
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hansonpa
hansonpa Aug. 13 at 1:09 PM
I am not treating a RMB1.65M contract as a valuation-changing event for $MAAS. What I do like is the quality of the datapoint: work completed, client acceptance finished, payment received in full. No guessing about whether the order was real or whether the receivable gets collected. The next useful numbers are margin and repeat business.
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RockMeddy
RockMeddy Aug. 13 at 12:26 PM
$IREN The development of the AI industry will always require electricity as a fundamental source of support, right? $MAAS $POET $NBIS
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Latest News on MAAS
Maase Registration statement: Registration filing

Aug 7, 2026, 8:00 AM EDT - 7 days ago

Maase Registration statement: Registration filing


Maase Earnings release: H1 2026

Jun 23, 2026, 9:30 AM EDT - 7 weeks ago

Maase Earnings release: H1 2026


MAAS Announces Change to the Board of Directors

Nov 28, 2025, 8:18 PM EST - 9 months ago

MAAS Announces Change to the Board of Directors


Maase Annual report: H2 2025

Oct 29, 2025, 12:30 PM EDT - 10 months ago

Maase Annual report: H2 2025


MAAS Announces Signing of Acquisition Framework Agreement

Jul 11, 2025, 8:30 AM EDT - 1 year ago

MAAS Announces Signing of Acquisition Framework Agreement


Maase Earnings release: H1 2025

May 20, 2025, 9:30 AM EDT - 1 year ago

Maase Earnings release: H1 2025


HPH Announces Change to the Board of Directors

Nov 25, 2024, 5:00 PM EST - 1 year ago

HPH Announces Change to the Board of Directors


HPH Announces Receipt of Minimum Bid Price Notice from Nasdaq

Nov 22, 2024, 5:00 PM EST - 1 year ago

HPH Announces Receipt of Minimum Bid Price Notice from Nasdaq


HPH Files Annual Report on Form 20-F on November 15, 2024

Nov 15, 2024, 8:00 PM EST - 1 year ago

HPH Files Annual Report on Form 20-F on November 15, 2024


Maase Annual report: H2 2024

Nov 14, 2024, 8:00 PM EST - 1 year ago

Maase Annual report: H2 2024


CORRECTION - HPH Announces Changes to the Board of Directors

Oct 9, 2024, 5:00 PM EDT - 2 years ago

CORRECTION - HPH Announces Changes to the Board of Directors


HPH Announces Changes to the Board of Directors

Oct 1, 2024, 4:30 PM EDT - 2 years ago

HPH Announces Changes to the Board of Directors


Maase Earnings Call Transcript: H1 2024

May 30, 2024, 9:00 PM EDT - 2 years ago

Maase Earnings Call Transcript: H1 2024


Maase Quarterly report: H1 2024

May 30, 2024, 9:00 PM EDT - 2 years ago

Maase Quarterly report: H1 2024


HPH Announces Change of Independent Auditor

Apr 2, 2024, 7:01 AM EDT - 2 years ago

HPH Announces Change of Independent Auditor


Atdanaiw
Atdanaiw Aug. 14 at 1:58 PM
What caught my attention in the latest $MAAS delivery was not the five nodes. It was everything around them: CUDA, containers, deep-learning frameworks, monitoring, diagnostics, and optimization support. Small-cap AI infrastructure gets more interesting when the company can sell expertise around the hardware instead of competing only on raw compute capacity.
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willardshelburn
willardshelburn Aug. 14 at 1:57 PM
Small-cap China AI stories usually get discounted until the market can follow the money. $MAAS now has a named enterprise customer, five delivered compute nodes, completed acceptance, and the RMB1.65M contract paid in full. It is not a huge contract. That is exactly why I would focus on whether this becomes repeatable rather than trying to make the headline sound bigger.
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patternrank
patternrank Aug. 13 at 1:37 PM
Today's 7-Day signals are out 🚀 Short-term setups ranked by confidence — no opinions, just models. Names showing up today: $MAAS $UCTT $ALGM $AMBQ $HIMS (7D horizon · refreshed for 2026-08-13)
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CashFlowQ
CashFlowQ Aug. 13 at 1:26 PM
$ONDS $LUNR $POET $INFQ $MAAS Orders are not backlog. Backlog is not revenue. Revenue is not profit. And a partner’s contract is not automatically your contract. Most small-cap arguments get messy because traders jump between those four stages as if they mean the same thing. They do not. Knowing where the evidence actually sits is half the work.
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Bazziggr
Bazziggr Aug. 13 at 1:19 PM
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solanolon
solanolon Aug. 13 at 1:10 PM
The RMB1.65M $MAAS compute project proved the team can deploy, get accepted, and collect. The RMB10M-plus Zhongchuang Liankong AI application project is a different test: customization, private deployment, data engineering, integration, and ongoing iteration. Q3 should tell us whether execution scales as the projects get more complex.
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mavis12
mavis12 Aug. 13 at 1:09 PM
AI infrastructure margins do not have to come from raw compute alone. In the latest $MAAS deployment, Huazhi Future also handled environment configuration, performance recommendations, monitoring, and O&M support. If that service layer stays attached after deployment, each node can carry more economic value than simple capacity rental.
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lawson12
lawson12 Aug. 13 at 1:09 PM
Five compute nodes sounds small until you look at what $MAAS actually delivered around them: resource activation, networking, OS, drivers, CUDA, containers, deep-learning frameworks, monitoring, diagnostics, and ongoing support. That is a usable enterprise deployment stack, not just rented compute. Now the question is how often Huazhi Future can repeat it.
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hansonpa
hansonpa Aug. 13 at 1:09 PM
I am not treating a RMB1.65M contract as a valuation-changing event for $MAAS. What I do like is the quality of the datapoint: work completed, client acceptance finished, payment received in full. No guessing about whether the order was real or whether the receivable gets collected. The next useful numbers are margin and repeat business.
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RockMeddy
RockMeddy Aug. 13 at 12:26 PM
$IREN The development of the AI industry will always require electricity as a fundamental source of support, right? $MAAS $POET $NBIS
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SunnyKaye
SunnyKaye Aug. 13 at 12:18 PM
$MAAS Regardless of whether it goes up or down, increased trading activity is a good sign for the stock.
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SomsiHart
SomsiHart Aug. 13 at 11:37 AM
$MAAS Shake out the weak hands.
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jordonwillusu
jordonwillusu Aug. 13 at 9:18 AM
$MAAS The pullback was over in just one day. I’m betting it continues higher today.
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Bazziggr
Bazziggr Aug. 12 at 7:01 PM
$MAAS moved to SMX
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CashFlowQ
CashFlowQ Aug. 12 at 1:46 PM
$NBIS $CRWV $SMCI $SPY $MAAS A useful way to separate today’s AI trade: revenue and backlog tell you demand. Margins, debt, and capex tell you whether that demand is economically attractive. $SPY and rates influence what investors are willing to pay for those future cash flows. Three different questions. A green chart does not answer all three.
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solanolon
solanolon Aug. 12 at 1:35 PM
August 4: $MAAS puts Dr. Zhifeng Li in charge of the technology stack. August 11: an enterprise AI compute project is delivered, accepted, and paid. One week does not make a trend, but I prefer this sequence to disconnected AI announcements. The next step is repetition—more customers, larger deployments, less explanation needed.
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hansonpa
hansonpa Aug. 12 at 1:34 PM
I would not annualize one RMB1.65M contract and pretend it changes the $MAAS valuation. That misses the point. Client acceptance and full payment remove two common risks in project-based revenue: delivery risk and collection risk. Now I want gross margin, repeat orders, and evidence that the same delivery model can scale.
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lawson12
lawson12 Aug. 12 at 1:34 PM
The RMB1.65M headline is not what keeps me interested in $MAAS. Five AI compute nodes were deployed, the software environment was configured, the client accepted the work, and the bill was paid in full. More important, Huazhi Future stayed involved for monitoring, diagnostics, and optimization. If that service layer turns into repeat business, the economics get more interesting.
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mavis12
mavis12 Aug. 12 at 1:33 PM
$NBIS and $CRWV are showing what AI infrastructure demand looks like at massive scale. $MAAS is obviously nowhere near that size, but yesterday’s delivery gives investors something more useful than a comparison chart: actual compute nodes, CUDA and container deployment, deep-learning frameworks, and a paying enterprise customer. Small base. Real work.
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armanholloway
armanholloway Aug. 12 at 12:50 PM
$MAAS thought it can breakout yesterday, but we still need time and momentum.
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khanhbanggao
khanhbanggao Aug. 12 at 11:41 AM
$MAAS need more power to breakout $21, but I will hold and see.
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Alicediamondhands
Alicediamondhands Aug. 12 at 11:26 AM
$CRWV $NBIS $MAAS Is AI computing power becoming the market’s hot theme again?
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