Understanding the Market | YUNJI surged over 7% during trading as the company continues to deepen its ecological layout and collaborates with Luxshare Precision to implement industrial-grade solutions
YUNJI's stock price rose over 7% during the session, and as of the time of publication, it is up 5.58%, trading at HKD 115.5, with a transaction volume of HKD 6.6765 million. The company has reached a deep strategic cooperation with Luxshare Precision, promoting intelligent upgrades, with the UP series robots being applied for the first time in industrial manufacturing scenarios. YUNJI Technology's intelligent ecosystem has supported the stable operation of over 34,000 hotels and more than 150 hospitals worldwide. In addition, the company has completed the upgrade of Meituan Hotel's "Small Bag" function, achieving a seamless relay between "riders - robots" for food delivery
According to the Zhitong Finance APP, YUNJI (02670) rose over 7% during the trading session, and as of the time of writing, it is up 5.58%, priced at HKD 115.5, with a transaction volume of HKD 6.6765 million.
In terms of news, recently, global electronic manufacturing giant Luxshare Precision Industry Co., Ltd. has reached a deep strategic cooperation with YUNJI Technology. The two parties will jointly promote the intelligent upgrade of Luxshare's global production bases. It is reported that YUNJI Technology, leveraging its strong technical foundation in the field of hotel service robots, has achieved a breakthrough in AI agent technology across scenarios through its industry-first composite polymorphic robot UP. Currently, the intelligent ecosystem independently developed by YUNJI Technology has successfully supported the stable operation of over 34,000 hotels and more than 150 hospitals globally. This cooperation with Luxshare marks the first large-scale application of the UP series robots in industrial manufacturing scenarios, showcasing their strong adaptability to various environments.
In addition, YUNJI Technology recently disclosed that the company has completed the upgrade of the "small bag" function for 18,000 Meituan hotels, and the "small bag quick delivery relay" model jointly created with Meituan Takeout has been scaled up, covering nearly 20,000 hotels nationwide. Currently, the average daily processing volume of takeout orders has exceeded 10,000. This marks the official farewell of hotel takeout last-mile delivery to "manual transfer," entering the intelligent phase of "rider-robot" seamless relay
