Ubisoft: Unannounced new games originally planned for fiscal year 2026 have been postponed to fiscal year 2027; six games, including the remake of Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time, have been discontinued, as well as four unannounced games.

According to the Washington Post, the U.S. Department of Defense plans to reduce U.S. involvement in some NATO advisory groups, in the latest round of cuts to defense investment in Europe.

Key News 1. Xi Jinping: We must correctly handle the relationship between consumption and investment, and between supply and demand, so that domestic demand becomes the main driving force of economic development. 2. Ministry of Finance and other departments: Continue to implement preferential tax and fee policies for community and family service industries such as elderly care, childcare, and domestic services. 3. Ministry of Finance: In 2026, the Ministry of Finance will provide "hardcore" support for stabilizing employment, businesses, markets, and expectations. 4. Ministry of Finance: Canceling export tax rebates for products such as photovoltaics is conducive to comprehensively rectifying disorderly competition characterized by "involution." 5. Portuguese government: Will sign agreements related to lithium projects with companies such as Zhongchuang Innovation Aviation, with a total investment expected to reach 3 billion euros. 6. Copper bars are banned from sale at Shuibei Market; merchants say they will sell them to scrap metal recycling stations. Individual Stock News 1. Fenglong Shares, which has seen 15 consecutive daily limit-up moves: If the company's stock price continues to rise abnormally in the future, the company may apply for another suspension of trading for investigation. 2. Leo Group: The suspension of trading for investigation has been completed; the stock will resume trading on January 21. 3. Kangxin New Materials: Plans to acquire a 51% stake in Yubang Semiconductor for 392 million yuan, achieving a strategic transformation and upgrade towards the semiconductor industry. 4. Yonghui Superstores: Expects a net loss of 2.14 billion yuan in 2025. 5. Putailai: Expects a year-on-year increase of 93.18% to 101.58% in net profit in 2025. 6. Tonghuashun: Expects a year-on-year increase of 50%-80% in net profit in 2025, with Q4 net profit expected to increase by 117%-195% quarter-on-quarter. 7. Tongfu Microelectronics: Expects a year-on-year increase of 62.34%-99.24% in net profit in 2025, with the semiconductor industry showing structural growth. 8. Guosheng Technology: Expects a net loss of 325 million to 650 million yuan in 2025, with component prices remaining relatively low, leading to a decrease in main business revenue. 9. Guangri Shares: Indirectly holds shares in Zhongke Aerospace through equity participation funds.