Qianniu sits at the center of the plan, evolving into an agentic AI platform to anchor a new token-based operating model.

With no clear successor to its breakout IP, uncertainty remains around the company’s long-term prospects.

Departures at DJI have raised concerns, but there’s a contrarian view worth considering.

The robotics company is reporting margins well above those of its peers.

Beijing tripled its gas and oil project outlays in 2025 to secure supplies.

South Korean players have lost ground after betting on the US market.

Heavy investment is pushing the firm to make the case for AI in games, even as the earnings impact remains unclear.

The company has made progress in Brazil and Mexico, though its international business remains in the red.

The investment bank is adding US resources to serve globally minded Chinese companies.

The funding will support the Xpeng subsidiary in scaling production of its modular eVTOL vehicle.

Keeta is gaining traction in international markets as the company ramps up investments in AI and retail initiatives.

The luxury NEV maker has now been profitable for two consecutive years, signaling more stable footing in a competitive market.

AI-related segments drove growth, supporting the company’s transition beyond IT distribution.

The Chinese tech giant said it spent a record amount on R&D in 2025.

Higher utilization, reduced subsidy reliance, and improved efficiency lift margins as the company reports its first adjusted quarterly profit.

Increased spending on supply chains and merchant support also weighed on its 2025 results.

Heavy reliance on Labubu and “The Monsters” franchise weighed on investor sentiment after the latest report.

The company leaned on cost reductions to deliver a full-year profit.

The segment accounted for more than 70% of revenue in 2025, even as higher infrastructure costs pressured margins.

Its multi-brand strategy helped offset weaker performance at the core label.

Automotive manufacturers make up a significant share of the company’s customer base.

The Canban owner is seeking a listing after reporting strong retail sales in China.

Leading players are moving quickly to list before market conditions shift.

The Shenzhen-based firm is expanding its D2C model as the AI boom drives demand for high-speed data center connectivity.

Beyond collaborative robots, components are becoming a major part of its business.

In its third IPO attempt, the company appears to be facing a more competitive market than before.

The Chinese startup has filed for a listing on Shanghai’s STAR Market.

Policy support for AI-assisted healthcare could accelerate the company’s platform growth across China.

The Chinese company is seeking funds to expand into integrated home security solutions.

The hog breeder plans to use the proceeds for R&D and overseas expansion, even as margins remain under pressure.