MOU Signing: Autozi's signing of a Memorandum of Understanding with several potential buyers for approximately $980 million signifies a substantial step in the company's efforts to drive digital transformation in the automotive industry chain.
Centralized Procurement Cooperation: The MOU outlines plans for centralized procurement of complete vehicles and parts through Autozi's digital automotive e-commerce platform, which is expected to enhance transaction scale and turnover volume, thereby strengthening market competitiveness.
Diversified Product Supply: By collaborating with potential buyers, Autozi aims to increase the variety of complete vehicles and parts offered, further enhancing its attractiveness to upstream suppliers and downstream customers, solidifying its leading position in the automotive e-commerce sector.
Commitment to Technological Innovation: The company's management emphasized that the MOU reflects market recognition of its business model and technological strength, and it will continue to focus on technological innovation and user experience to ensure long-term, stable returns for shareholders.
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About AZI
Autozi Internet Technology (Global) Ltd is a holding company primarily engaged in providing automotive lifecycle services. The Company operates three business segments. The new car sales business segment is engaged in the sales of parallel imported car and new energy vehicle. The auto parts and auto accessories sales business segment is engaged in the sales of lubricating oils, tires, accumulators and other accessories. The automotive insurance related services business segment is engaged in providing a variety of automotive insurance related services including value-added maintenance service, claim and repair services, and insurance intermediation service. The Company mainly operates its businesses in the domestic market.
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