Q Technology (Group) Company Limited (Q Tech) reported a solid uptick in its core camera-module business for April 2026, while biological recognition volumes were mixed. Management released the unaudited operating data on 8 May 2026 as a voluntary update for investors.

Mobile phone camera modules totaled 41.90 million units in April, advancing 7.7% month-on-month (MoM) and 31.8% year-on-year (YoY). Growth was driven by overseas demand and continued market-share gains. Shipments of sub-32-megapixel modules almost doubled YoY to 25.90 million units (+91.3%), offsetting a 12.3% YoY decline in ≥32-megapixel modules, which nonetheless rose 14.8% MoM.

Camera modules and LiDAR for non-handset applications delivered 2.07 million units, essentially flat MoM (-1.5%) but up 42.8% YoY on stronger orders from Internet-of-Things and smart-vehicle customers. Aggregating handset and non-handset segments, total camera-module and LiDAR shipments reached 43.96 million units, up 7.2% MoM and 32.3% YoY.

Biological recognition modules recorded a 15.2% MoM rebound to 16.56 million units, reflecting customer project cycles. Within the mix, capacitive units surged 12.2% MoM and 57.5% YoY to 8.57 million, ultrasonic units climbed 19.3% MoM and 27.5% YoY to 3.21 million, while under-glass shipments halved YoY to 4.78 million despite an 18.0% MoM increase. The overall Bio-ID category contracted 5.5% YoY.

Cumulative January–April 2026 volumes stood at 154.40 million mobile phone camera modules, 8.18 million non-handset camera/LiDAR units and 61.18 million biological recognition modules.

Kunshan Q Tech Microelectronics (India) Private Limited, the group’s joint venture, shipped 4.47 million camera modules in April, down 42.9% MoM but up 37.2% YoY. Bio-recognition modules declined 15.4% MoM and 8.7% YoY to 1.92 million units.

The company emphasized that these shipment figures are preliminary, unaudited and not indicative of revenue or profit. Investors are urged to exercise caution when dealing in Q Tech shares.