YUNJI Gains Nearly 5% in Afternoon Trading Following Strategic Partnership Announcement

Deep News05-21

YUNJI (02670) rose nearly 6% during the session. At the time of reporting, the stock was up 4.83%, trading at HKD 312.40 with a turnover of HKD 7.95122 million.

According to an announcement on YUNJI Technology's official WeChat account, the company recently formalized a cooperation agreement with Shenzhen Zhongyi Group. The two parties have secured an order for one thousand units of the UP composite polymorphic robot, specifically the "Pony" children's riding cabin. This order represents YUNJI Technology's first large-scale deployment in a family-oriented consumer setting. It signifies a substantive expansion of the company's "robot + AI agent" business model from purely B2B applications into integrated B2B and B2C scenarios. Crucially, this development serves as another large-scale validation of YUNJI Technology's modular mobility capabilities and its swarm intelligence dispatch system within a novel application environment.

The "Pony" robot is described as an AI-powered innovative product developed by YUNJI Technology for public family-friendly spaces. It integrates comprehensive features including AI smart interaction, scan-to-pay functionality, and safe riding mechanics. The product is an extension based on the UP robot's "1+N" modular chassis platform and is primarily targeted for deployment in settings such as airports, shopping malls, and high-end hotels.

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