Hong Kong Stock Movement | 51WORLD (06651) Surges Over 8% in Late Trading, Hitting New Record High and Doubling from IPO Price

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51WORLD (06651) surged more than 8% in late trading, reaching a high of HK$66.5 to set a new record high since its listing, effectively doubling from its IPO price of HK$30.5. As of the time of writing, the stock was up 7.54%, trading at HK$65.6, with a turnover of HK$50.7981 million.

Public information indicates that 51WORLD is a technology company dedicated to cloning the Earth's 510 million square kilometers. The company has made substantial long-term investments and developed core competencies across three major technological fields: 3D graphics, simulation, and artificial intelligence.

It has launched three core business segments: 51Aes (digital twin platform), 51Sim (intelligent driving simulation platform), and 51Earth (digital Earth platform). These products have been widely adopted by over a thousand large and medium-sized enterprises globally, with business operations spanning 19 countries and regions.

Currently, 51WORLD has established a full-chain physical AI closed-loop ecosystem encompassing "synthetic data - spatial intelligence models - simulation training platforms." It stands as one of the few companies worldwide that genuinely possesses all three essential elements of physical AI.

The company has successfully implemented benchmark physical AI projects in various sectors, including intelligent driving, transportation hubs, smart factories, and smart energy.

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