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Changes in Hong Kong stocks | Maifushi (02556) rose more than 6%, AI application business revenue growth is strong, full-stack token factory strategy continues to advance
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The Zhitong Finance App learned that Maifushi (02556) rose more than 6%. As of press release, it had risen 6.15% to HK$47.96, with a transaction of approximately HK$193 million.

According to the news, Maifushi recently disclosed the business situation for the first three quarters of 2026. The company's AI application business revenue increased by about 114% compared to the same period in 2025, and revenue from precision marketing services increased by about 32% year on year. The company launched a variety of new AI-native products and upgraded intelligence and knowledge platforms to extend opportunities from marketing to more enterprise workflows. At the same time, the company is also continuing to promote intelligent computing infrastructure construction and deepening adaptation cooperation with domestic GPU manufacturers to guarantee the computing power demand brought about by the rapid growth of the AI application business, and further consolidate the closed loop of “computing power+scenario” business.

Great Wall Securities believes that currently unit token costs continue to decline, and that large-scale model price reductions are beneficial to application-side popularization. Currently, the company's full-stack token factory strategy continues to advance, and AI applications and products such as China and Taiwan continue to improve, maintaining a “buy” rating. Guojin Securities also stated that during the industry dividend period of rapid growth in the corporate AI agent market, the company is expected to fully benefit as a scenario-based enterprise service provider.

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