On October 23, YUNJI-NEW rose 12.26% in Regular Trading, trading at HK$3.37, with turnover of HK$22.96 million.
The clearest disclosed catalyst is the company’s latest update that core management voluntarily extended the lock-up on their directly held shares to October 15 next year, alongside an operating update showing steady robot deployment growth.
According to the company’s recent announcements, products had cumulatively covered more than 45,000 hotels in the first nine months, while HDOS customers exceeded 5,000 and paid customers increased about 220% year over year. Earlier disclosures also showed the chairman and CEO together locked up nearly 10.6% of shares. This follows recent volatility after the termination of an investor voting agreement, which meant the chairman was no longer the controlling shareholder; today’s rise suggests the market is reacting more positively to the lock-up commitment and business traction than to the prior ownership-structure overhang.
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