Movement Alert|MARKETINGFORCE Rises 6.3% in Regular Trading, MIIT AI Service Provider Cultivation Policy Continues to Catalyze

Market Focus
Sep 03

On September 3, MARKETINGFORCE rose 6.3% in regular trading, trading at HK$62.3/share, with turnover of approximately HK$99.56 million. The stock gained momentum as multiple brokerages highlighted that the company, as a leading AI marketing SaaS provider, stands to benefit from the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology's ongoing AI service provider cultivation policy.

Analysts noted that MARKETINGFORCE's Full-stack Token Factory strategy is highly aligned with the policy direction, positioning the company to gain priority access to scenario integration and procurement resources. The company's latest interim results underpinned bullish sentiment: total revenue reached RMB 1.96 billion, up 111.2% year-over-year; net profit surged 466.1% to RMB 203 million; AI application business revenue hit RMB 1.128 billion, up 123.7%; and operating cash flow turned positive at RMB 500 million, validating the business's self-sustaining profitability. Multiple institutions including Great Wall Securities and Guohai Securities have maintained Buy ratings, citing accelerating AI commercialization, declining expense ratios, and rising per-user revenue.

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