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
urambowie
urambowie Aug. 19 at 12:36 PM
$CRWV and $NBIS are already getting the spotlight. Maybe that's exactly why $MAAS is interesting.
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yaemmi
yaemmi Aug. 19 at 12:23 PM
The AI era may look like a shortage of computing power $CRWV $MAAS $ORCL , but in reality, it’s a shortage of energy. $IREN
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Ramen_Investor
Ramen_Investor Aug. 19 at 12:12 PM
There aren’t even any tech stocks on Stocktwits’ trending list today. LOL. $ORCL $MAAS $CRWV $NBIS
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YawningKitty
YawningKitty Aug. 19 at 11:57 AM
$MRNA is performing incredibly well. For any industry—especially tech, and biotech is no exception—technology is the ultimate driver of productivity! $SKHY $MAAS $NVAX
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khoamaubao
khoamaubao Aug. 19 at 11:51 AM
$MAAS Trading volume has remained elevated recently, but the lower-priced positions haven’t moved much, suggesting that buyers are steadily accumulating shares at current levels.
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RockMeddy
RockMeddy Aug. 18 at 1:51 PM
$MAAS Who made this?🤣
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JCRedeemer
JCRedeemer Aug. 18 at 1:40 PM
$GRRR $RUM $BIDU $MAAS I have one word for this post, "Tether"
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mavis12
mavis12 Aug. 18 at 1:40 PM
$GRRR $MAAS $RUM $BIDU AI infrastructure stories throw around huge numbers: signed contracts, MW capacity, GPU counts, backlog, cloud revenue. Do not put them in the same column. Capacity tells you what could be sold. A contract tells you what someone agreed to buy. Revenue tells you what was actually delivered and recognized. Huge difference.
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jordonwillusu
jordonwillusu Aug. 18 at 1:33 PM
In fact, $MAAS is one of China’s emerging AI companies gaining recognition. $AI $PLTR $SOUN https://x.com/MooreRoger_10/status/2089706469436604437
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Claravery
Claravery Aug. 18 at 1:33 PM
Everyone wants to discover the next DeepSeek before everyone else. That makes the boring side of AI easy to ignore. Enterprise deployment is usually configuration, private data, containers, monitoring, integration, maintenance. Not exactly viral content. But boring can become very valuable if customers keep paying for it. That is the $MAAS angle I find more interesting.
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Latest News on MAAS
Maase falls -12.4%

2026-08-17T09:11:08.000Z - 2 days ago

Maase falls -12.4%


Maase Registration statement: Registration filing

Aug 7, 2026, 8:00 AM EDT - 12 days ago

Maase Registration statement: Registration filing


Maase Earnings release: H1 2026

Jun 23, 2026, 9:30 AM EDT - 2 months 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


urambowie
urambowie Aug. 19 at 12:36 PM
$CRWV and $NBIS are already getting the spotlight. Maybe that's exactly why $MAAS is interesting.
0 · Reply
yaemmi
yaemmi Aug. 19 at 12:23 PM
The AI era may look like a shortage of computing power $CRWV $MAAS $ORCL , but in reality, it’s a shortage of energy. $IREN
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Ramen_Investor
Ramen_Investor Aug. 19 at 12:12 PM
There aren’t even any tech stocks on Stocktwits’ trending list today. LOL. $ORCL $MAAS $CRWV $NBIS
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YawningKitty
YawningKitty Aug. 19 at 11:57 AM
$MRNA is performing incredibly well. For any industry—especially tech, and biotech is no exception—technology is the ultimate driver of productivity! $SKHY $MAAS $NVAX
0 · Reply
khoamaubao
khoamaubao Aug. 19 at 11:51 AM
$MAAS Trading volume has remained elevated recently, but the lower-priced positions haven’t moved much, suggesting that buyers are steadily accumulating shares at current levels.
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RockMeddy
RockMeddy Aug. 18 at 1:51 PM
$MAAS Who made this?🤣
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JCRedeemer
JCRedeemer Aug. 18 at 1:40 PM
$GRRR $RUM $BIDU $MAAS I have one word for this post, "Tether"
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mavis12
mavis12 Aug. 18 at 1:40 PM
$GRRR $MAAS $RUM $BIDU AI infrastructure stories throw around huge numbers: signed contracts, MW capacity, GPU counts, backlog, cloud revenue. Do not put them in the same column. Capacity tells you what could be sold. A contract tells you what someone agreed to buy. Revenue tells you what was actually delivered and recognized. Huge difference.
0 · Reply
jordonwillusu
jordonwillusu Aug. 18 at 1:33 PM
In fact, $MAAS is one of China’s emerging AI companies gaining recognition. $AI $PLTR $SOUN https://x.com/MooreRoger_10/status/2089706469436604437
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Claravery
Claravery Aug. 18 at 1:33 PM
Everyone wants to discover the next DeepSeek before everyone else. That makes the boring side of AI easy to ignore. Enterprise deployment is usually configuration, private data, containers, monitoring, integration, maintenance. Not exactly viral content. But boring can become very valuable if customers keep paying for it. That is the $MAAS angle I find more interesting.
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ngiepg
ngiepg Aug. 18 at 1:32 PM
The latest $MAAS project was only RMB1.65M. Fine. Five compute nodes were delivered, the customer accepted the work, and the full contract amount was collected. I would rather have a small datapoint with all three boxes checked than a huge announced opportunity where investors are still waiting to see the cash.
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Udomm
Udomm Aug. 18 at 1:32 PM
The RMB1.65M compute project is closed. The more interesting $MAAS checkpoint now is the RMB10M-plus Zhongchuang Liankong enterprise AI project, which was scheduled for Q3 delivery after a seven-to-eight-week build. That one involves customization, private deployment, data engineering, and integration. Different level of execution.
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hajjah
hajjah Aug. 18 at 1:31 PM
I understand the $MAAS full-stack argument: model, compute, enterprise applications, infrastructure. The upside is more control over the customer solution. The risk is obvious too—every additional layer creates another place where capital and execution can go wrong. The strategy gets credible only if these pieces start producing repeatable revenue together.
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willardshelburn
willardshelburn Aug. 18 at 1:30 PM
DeepSeek, Moonshot and many of China’s most discussed AI labs built their reputations around models first. $MAAS is approaching the market from enterprise infrastructure and applications. For public-market investors, that makes the proof points different too: contracts, deployment, collections, repeat customers. Less benchmark theater, more operating evidence.
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Goicong
Goicong Aug. 18 at 1:29 PM
If strong models keep getting cheaper and more open, some value eventually moves down the stack. Deployment. Compute operations. Security. Data integration. Industry workflows. That part of the AI cycle gets less attention than model benchmarks, but it is exactly where $MAAS is trying to build a business.
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bailey6276
bailey6276 Aug. 18 at 1:29 PM
I keep seeing small AI names judged by one question: can they build a better general model than DeepSeek or Kimi? That may be the wrong test for $MAAS. Enterprise customers care about private data, integration, deployment cost, reliability, and whether the system actually works inside their workflow. Different game.
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vincent90
vincent90 Aug. 18 at 1:28 PM
China’s AI market is getting more interesting because the companies are no longer running the same race. DeepSeek is pushing research and efficiency. Moonshot is chasing global developers. MiniMax has leaned into products. $MAAS is taking another route: enterprise systems and deployment. A mature AI ecosystem should have room for all four.
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CashFlowQ
CashFlowQ Aug. 18 at 1:25 PM
$GRRR $RUM $BIDU $MAAS Forget the squeeze chatter for a minute. A useful question for every AI infrastructure story is: how much capital does the company need to create the next dollar of recurring revenue? Debt, convertibles, new shares, GPUs, power and data centers all have a cost. Growth matters. The price of buying that growth matters too.
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SomsiHart
SomsiHart Aug. 18 at 12:35 PM
Holding steady around $16 suggests that everything is still under control. Keep buying. $MAAS
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jonasono
jonasono Aug. 18 at 11:35 AM
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lomfon
lomfon Aug. 18 at 9:57 AM
$QQQ $MU $NBIS $MAAS U.S. stocks could be heading for another pullback, although it’s impossible to know how deep it will be. Meanwhile, the 30-year U.S. Treasury yield has hit a new high, and an economic crisis may be brewing. If the U.S. stock market crashes, what assets would you choose?
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SisiCheng
SisiCheng Aug. 18 at 9:09 AM
Which Chinese AI company do you know? $MAAS $BIDU $BABA https://www.reddit.com/r/ChinaStocks/comments/1vrilco/beyond_deepseek_inside_chinas_new_generation_of/?share_id=AUhk4NzsVj6WqgaQXThoQ&utm_content=share_button&utm_medium=web3x&utm_name=web3xcss&utm_source=share&utm_term=1
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