ChangXin Memory Technologies (CXMT) Stock Price, Chart and News
By Markets & Investing DeskUpdated Nov 10, 2026
Stock · CXMT
CXMT Corporation
Nov 13, 2026 · 07:00 UTC · Yahoo Finance
- Prev. close
- 40.97
- Day range
- 39.88 – 41.65
- 52-week range
- 38.11 – 61.80
- Volume
- 246.73M
- Exchange
- SHH
- 1D−2.42%
- 5D−1.06%
- 1M−11.20%
- 6M−18.41%
- YTD—
- 1Y−18.41%
Key takeaways
- CXMT shares trade on the Shanghai Stock Exchange, shown as SHH, and are priced in Chinese yuan.
- Shanghai trades from 9:30 to 11:30 and 13:00 to 15:00 China Standard Time, with no US-style premarket session.
- CXMT-USDC and CXMTUSDT are stablecoin-settled perpetual futures that give no ownership in the company.
- DRAM prices, chip demand, export controls, yuan exchange rates and Shanghai daily price limits all affect the stock.
The CXMT stock quote above is for CXMT Corporation, the listed company behind ChangXin Memory Technologies, a Chinese maker of DRAM memory chips. It trades on the Shanghai Stock Exchange (shown as SHH) and is priced in Chinese yuan (CNY), not US dollars.
How to Read the CXMT Quote
- Price and change: the latest yuan price and its move against the previous close.
- Day range and 52-week range: the low and high for the session and for the past year.
- Volume: the amount traded in the session, from the same source as the price.
- Timestamp: shown in UTC. Shanghai trades from 9:30 to 11:30 and from 13:00 to 15:00 China Standard Time (UTC+8), so the quote stops moving outside those hours. Mainland China has no US-style premarket session.
The performance tabs (1D to 2Y) measure percentage change over each window.
CXMT Shares vs. CXMT Perpetual Futures
Some crypto platforms list contracts called CXMT-USDC or CXMTUSDT. These are perpetual futures settled in stablecoins, not shares, and holding one gives no ownership in the company. Their USD prices come from futures trading and funding payments on those venues, so they are separate from the yuan share price quoted here.
What Moves the Stock
As a memory manufacturer, CXMT is tied to the DRAM cycle. Chip prices, demand from servers, PCs and phones, and changes in industry capacity all feed into it. Other factors include semiconductor export controls, yuan exchange rates and sentiment in mainland markets. Shanghai also caps daily price moves, and the size of the limit depends on the board where a stock is listed.
Investors outside mainland China generally reach Shanghai shares through brokers that offer Stock Connect or other approved access channels, so check whether your broker supports this specific listing before planning a trade.
