After building cars, will we create 'humans'? Over ten car companies are laying out plans, has it become a necessary option in the AI era?
① The Chairman of Ideal Automobile, Li Xiang, responded to whether there will be humanoid robots, stating that the probability is definitely 100%, but the timing is not now; ② Apart from Tesla, Chinese brands including BYD, Guangzhou Automobile Group, Chery Automobile, Xiaomi, Chongqing Sokon Industry Group Stock, Xpeng Motors, SAIC Motor, Chongqing Changan Automobile, and Dongfeng Automobile are all involved in the field of humanoid robots.
Zhiji and Avita have recently attracted significant investment, with 'state-owned investors' fully backing New energy Fund automobiles.
① The 9.4 billion yuan financing for Zhiji Autos has continued support from both state-owned investment Institutions and market-oriented investment Institutions. ② From Zhiji Autos in Shanghai to Avita in Chongqing, then to GAC Aion, NIO in Hefei, and Li Auto in Changzhou, the involvement of local state-owned assets reflects the demand for industry drive and regional development. ③ After the conclusion of the Central Economic Work Conference, local governments are actively promoting industrial upgrades, demonstrating their main roles and responsibilities in the transition between new and old drivers of growth.
The significant update of the YuShu robotic dog has sparked heated discussions, and the Industry Chain of robotic dogs is expected to experience an early explosion.
On December 23, YUshu Technology updated a video of the Unitree B2-W robotic dog, captioning it, "After a year of mass production, the Unitree B2-W industrial wheeled foot has awakened more gifted skills!" Open-source securities analyst Meng Pengfei pointed out that currently, China's quadruped robotic dogs are globally leading and are expected to become a priority landing scenario for Siasun Robot&Automation.
For the first time in history! The largest Shareholder of Shanghai Pudong Development Bank has increased their Shareholding in the secondary market, and bank stocks with a Low P/b Ratio are attracting capital favor.
① A relevant person from Shanghai Pudong Development Bank confirmed to the Financial Association reporters that the largest Shareholder, International Group, is making its first-ever Shareholding in the bank from the secondary market. ② The market reacted strongly, believing that there are two possible reasons for the Shareholding: implementing Market Cap management and addressing Convertible Bonds issues.
For the first time since 2008? The largest shareholder Shanghai International Group has acted to increase its shareholding in Shanghai Pudong Development Bank, with a maximum limit of 94 million shares, promising not to reduce its shareholding within five
① The company commits not to shareholding the shares it holds in the company during the implementation of this shareholding plan and within 5 years after its completion. ② Wind Statistics show that this shareholding marks the first time Shanghai International Group has increased its holdings in Shanghai Pudong Development Bank in the secondary market after the affiliated company's receipt of a portion of shares transferred from the Shanghai Shibei Group in 2008.
Lithium battery companies face obstacles in going overseas! Shanghai Putailai's investment of 0.1 million tons in Anode Material in Sweden was rejected, and plans to appeal will be proposed | Quick read the announcement.
① Shanghai Putailai New Energy Technology plans to terminate the implementation of the 0.1 million ton Anode Material integrated production base project in Sweden; ② The company cannot fully agree to the conditions proposed by the Swedish Strategic Product Surveillance Authority concerning the company's planned investment project under the Swedish Foreign Direct Investment Law; after unsuccessful negotiations, the investment project was not approved; ③ The company intends to appeal to the Swedish government and will continue to monitor overseas markets, looking for opportunities to establish overseas production capacities.