Movement Alert|QuantGroup Rises 33.33% in Regular Trading, ICP License Acquisition Boosts AI E-Commerce Platform Push Amid Physical AI Sector Rally

Market Focus06-18 09:31

On June 18, QuantGroup surged 33.33% in regular trading, trading at 15.01 HKD/share, with turnover of 45.52 million HKD.

On the news front, the company announced it has completed the acquisition of a domestic company holding an Internet Content Provider (ICP) license through its consolidated affiliated entity. The firm plans to launch a new consumer e-commerce platform focused on healthy living, personal efficiency enhancement, and emotional companionship, covering smart hardware and high-tech product categories. The board stated the acquisition will shorten the new platform launch timeline and strengthen the company's AI model iteration closed-loop capability.

Additionally, the Hong Kong-listed Physical AI sector has remained highly active in recent sessions. QuantGroup, positioned as a scarce AI-plus-consumer platform target in Hong Kong, benefited from concentrated sector capital inflows. The company formally established its Intelligent Species strategy earlier this year, extending from consumer technology into physical AI with a focus on embodied intelligence solutions for real-world scenarios including food service and open environments.

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