ZHIDA TECH (02650) Surges Nearly 30% Intraday as Company Moves Toward "AI Energy + Robotics" 2.0 Phase, Accelerating Global Business Expansion

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According to Zhitong Finance APP, ZHIDA TECH (02650) surged nearly 30% intraday, rising 16.06% as of press time to HK$6.105, with turnover of HK$239 million.

On the news front, ZHIDA TECH is accelerating its transition from "world's number one in home charging piles" toward an "AI energy + robotics" 2.0 phase.

In April of this year, ZHIDA TECH launched the "blade-style" home charging robot Pioneer Robot, an unmanned public charging solution with the charging robot Lingxiang, and the overseas flagship AC charging pile Nexus.

In July, ZHIDA TECH established a presence in Shenzhen and unveiled two major scenario solutions for "AI energy + robotics" at its strategic upgrade press conference.

It is worth noting that in its first year of listing, ZHIDA's global business footprint expanded to 30 countries and regions, with the company's globalization extending from product exports to channels, local teams, manufacturing, and service capabilities.

In the first half of this year, the company's overseas revenue grew 73.2% year-on-year, with overseas business revenue accounting for 29.7% of the total, setting record highs across multiple business metrics.

Chairman Huang Zhiming said in a recent interview that in the next decade, the company aims to become a leader in the global AI energy and robotics sectors.

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