Haizhi Tech Group Surges Over 15% in Midday Trading; Analysts See Platform Potential Mirroring Palantir

Deep News08-12 10:41

Haizhi Tech Group (02706) surged over 15% during midday trading, with shares up 10.05% as of the latest report, trading at HK$48.42, with a turnover of HK$214 million.

Haizhi Tech Group recently announced that its "Haizhi Xingtu Academician Expert Workstation" received approval from the Beijing Association for Science and Technology for a strategic upgrade. The R&D focus has fully shifted to the integration of knowledge graphs and large models. The station was founded in 2021 under the leadership of Zheng Weimin, an academician of the Chinese Academy of Engineering. This upgrade is viewed by the market as a key breakthrough in the domestic basic software sector for trusted AI deployment.

Notably, Palantir Technologies Inc. posted a 94% year-over-year surge in second-quarter revenue, significantly raising its full-year sales forecast to $81.6 billion, far exceeding market expectations. Guosheng Securities believes that, in comparison to Palantir, which uses Gotham/Foundry to serve government and commercial clients' data needs and drives AI adoption through AIP, Haizhi leverages DMC, AtlasGraph, Atlas knowledge graphs, and Atlas agents to build a "graph-based foundation plus agent execution layer" industrial AI platform prototype.

Guosheng Securities argues that the similarity between Haizhi and Palantir lies in the fact that neither is a "model company"; rather, both are enterprise-level AI control layer firms.

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