10 days and 7 straight days of trading halts: if the company's stock price continues to rise, the company may apply for a trading halt for investigation.
In the announcement of Great Wall Military Industry for 7 consecutive days, the average closing price deviation of the company's A-shares on August 11, August 12, and August 13, 2025 exceeded 20%, which is considered abnormal stock trading volatility. As of the closing on August 13, 2025, the closing price deviation of the company's stock has accumulated over 100% for 10 consecutive trading days, indicating a serious abnormal stock trading situation. There have been no major changes in the company's fundamentals, but the recent share price has deviated from the company's fundamentals. Investors participating in trading may face significant risks. If the company's stock price continues to rise, the company may apply for a trading suspension for verification.
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