Movement Alert|Meitu Rises 5.35% in Regular Trading, New AI Product MeituHub Launch and Upcoming Dividend Review Boost Sentiment

Market Focus07-16 10:04

On July 16, Meitu Inc. rose 5.35% in regular trading, trading at HK$4.42/share with turnover of HK$175 million, rebounding sharply from the prior session's 5.32% decline.

On the news front, Meitu announced on July 15 the launch of MeituHub, a new AI-powered image production pipeline product set to go live on August 5. Unlike its other tools targeting specific scenarios, MeituHub organizes Meitu's imaging capabilities to build customized AI production workflows around business needs. The company has now released eight AI products at its Image Festival, including Picchi, Artflo, MVLAND, and upgraded versions of existing tools.

Separately, Meitu disclosed that its board will convene on August 26 to review interim results for the six months ending June 30 and consider an interim dividend proposal. The combination of accelerating product innovation and potential shareholder returns appears to be driving today's rebound. Multiple brokerages including UBS (target HK$8.4), Jefferies (target HK$7), and Everbright Securities maintain Buy ratings, citing AI-driven monetization acceleration and higher ARPU from new productivity tools.

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