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"Zhejiang Dole" received a strategic investment of tens of millions from ZQGAME

36Kr learned that Zhejiang Dole Network Technology Co., Ltd. announced that it has completed a Series A financing of tens of millions, led by an investment company under the publicly listed gaming company ZQGAME. This round of financing will be used for Dole Network's research and development and global operations, supporting the overseas distribution of multiple self-developed products

ZDDC: Currently, the main business of the company's related subsidiaries is digital marketing services and advertising agency services, and does not involve the GEO business described in this announcement

Citigroup expects strong demand for AI cloud services; the internet sector's top picks are Tencent, Alibaba, Ctrip, NetEase, and Century Huatong

Citi released a research report stating that although the total transaction volume of e-commerce platforms is affected by weak consumer sentiment at the end of Q4 2025, and the macro environment may remain weak in 2026, the demand for AI cloud services remains strong. Regulatory tightening and value-added tax pressure profitability for small and medium-sized merchants. Competition in the fields of food delivery, instant retail, and AI chatbots is intense, and corporate promotional spending may impact profitability. Citi's top picks are Tencent, Alibaba, Trip.com, NetEase, and CENTURY HUATONG

OURPALM: The expected impact amount of the MiniMax shareholding on the company's net profit in 2026 is approximately RMB 23.2606 million, accounting for about 20.98% of the company's net profit in 2024

OURPALM announced that its wholly-owned subsidiary FunGame (HK) Limited holds a 19.63% stake in the NS Dollar Fund. The MiniMax Group Inc., invested by the NS Dollar Fund, was listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange on January 9. According to preliminary estimates, the stake held by OURPALM is expected to impact the net profit for 2026 by approximately 23.2606 million yuan, accounting for about 20.98% of the net profit for 2024

High Growth Tech Stocks in Asia for January 2026

As of January 2026, Asian tech stocks are influenced by mixed market performances, with China's manufacturing recovery and South Korea's record exports. Key high-growth companies include Giant Network Group, Funshine Culture Group, and Dexerials, showcasing significant revenue and earnings growth. Giant Network Group leads with a 34.7% revenue growth forecast, while Funshine anticipates a recovery with 22.9% growth. Dexerials demonstrates resilience with 8.4% revenue growth, supported by strategic share repurchases and R&D investments. Investors are keen on these companies' adaptability and growth potential amid market fluctuations.