AINNOVATION Shares Surge in Morning Session, Firmly Positioned in Top Tier of China's Visual AI Market

Stock News06-01 11:06

AINNOVATION (HKEX: 02121) saw its shares rise over 8% in morning trading. At the time of writing, the stock was up 5.5%, trading at HK$4.6 with a turnover of HK$2.1431 million.

On the news front, IDC recently released its tracking report on the Chinese AI software market for computer vision. Data shows that in 2025, the private deployment market size for computer vision AI software in China reached 9.25 billion yuan. AINNOVATION maintained its position in the top three, continuing to hold a firm place in China's first tier of visual AI companies, thanks to its deep expertise in industrial scenarios.

Cathay Pacific Securities noted that in 2025, the company established its core strategy of "One Model, One Engine, Two Wings." This strategy is based on the AInnoGC industrial large language model, with the industrial intelligent body as the engine, and industrial software and industrial robots as the two application wings, comprehensively advancing the deep application of AI in industrial scenarios.

The AInnoGC industrial large language model matrix continues to be strengthened, with significantly enhanced capabilities in analyzing, reasoning, and generating multimodal data in the industrial field. Breakthrough progress has been made in areas such as industrial embodied intelligence (ChatRobot) and industrial design generation (ChatCAD).

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