Movement Alert|51World Rises 5.32% in Regular Trading, Physical AI Momentum Continues to Drive Gains

Market Focus05-20

On May 20, 51World (06651.HK) rose 5.32% in regular trading, trading at 71.5 HKD/share, with trading volume of 151 million HKD. The stock continues its upward trend following a peak intraday surge of 45.6% on May 18.

On the news front, TRON founder Justin Sun publicly stated that Physical AI will be the most valuable mega-trend over the next decade, sparking intense market interest in the Physical AI sector. 51World, as a leading Physical AI infrastructure company, recently launched the worlds first physical intuition world model — 51World Model — embedded with physical laws and capable of high-confidence inference. The company has also been officially designated as NVIDIAs sole Chinese partner in smart driving simulation.

According to Frost and Sullivan, 51World commands 53.5% market share in Chinas end-to-end advanced autonomous driving simulation market. With simulation verification now mandated as a regulatory prerequisite for L3-level autonomous driving approval, CITIC Securities projects the companys 51Sim business revenue could surge 350% year-over-year, positioning it as a core data hub for the Physical AI wave.

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