Movement Alert|MEITU Rises 5.28% in Regular Trading, RoboNeo Launches 3D Directors Console as AI Product Matrix Expands

Market Focus07-29

On July 29, MEITU rose 5.28% in regular trading, trading at HK$4.2/share, with turnover of HK$65.78 million.

On the news front, MEITU's AI Agent RoboNeo recently released a new version featuring a professional-grade 3D Directors Console, enabling creators to build scenes, position characters, arrange props, and design camera angles within a 3D space without relying entirely on prompts. This marks a shift toward professional-level AI short film production.

Additionally, MEITU CFO Yan Jinliang publicly stated that the narrative of general-purpose models swallowing applications does not hold in the visual domain, citing subjective aesthetic standards and cultural differentiation as factors creating high barriers for visual AI applications. The company's board has also scheduled an August 26 meeting to review interim results, fueling market expectations. Earlier, Morgan Stanley noted that AI is driving accelerated monetization of MEITU's productivity products, with new AI products delivering higher ARPU, while the founder has repeatedly increased his shareholding, signaling long-term confidence.

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