Yunji Shares Open Over 4% Higher as 1,000-Robot Order Enters Continuous Delivery Phase and Management Voluntarily Extends Lock-Up Commitment

Stock News10-23

Yunji (02670) opened more than 4% higher, rising 4.03% to HK$3.225 as of press time, with a turnover of HK$551,500.

On the news front, Yunji issued an announcement stating that in the first nine months of 2026, the group's robot operation scale maintained steady growth, with products cumulatively covering more than 45,000 hotels. Hotel group customers continued to expand their application of HDOS.

On the ecosystem partner side, the group's order for 1,000 robots in collaboration with Yebird has entered the continuous delivery phase; the Runyi project order involves 100 robots and has begun deployment in multiple hospitals. The group has signed another strategic cooperation agreement with an ecosystem partner involving 2,000 robots, which are planned for delivery in 2027, with specific cooperation and delivery arrangements subject to the final agreement.

It is worth noting that Yunji recently announced that Ms. Zhi Tao (Ms. Zhi) and Mr. Li Quanyin (Mr. Li) voluntarily made lock-up commitments. Ms. Zhi is the chairman, executive director and president of the company; Mr. Li is the executive director and chief executive officer of the company. Ms. Zhi and Mr. Li have each voluntarily committed to extending the lock-up period for their directly held shares until October 15, 2027.

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