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Core Viewpoint - The announcement by Seres Group regarding the signing of a cooperation agreement with the Shapingba District Government indicates a strategic shift, focusing on asset optimization and long-term development by divesting the Blue Electric brand assets [2][3]. Group 1: Asset Divestiture - Seres Group will establish a new company by divesting its Blue Electric assets, with the Shapingba District Government and other investors contributing capital [2]. - Post-divestiture, Seres will hold approximately 32% of the new company, losing its controlling stake and influence over the Blue Electric brand's future [2][3]. - The collaboration aims to enhance the company's asset structure and aligns with its current development strategy [2]. Group 2: Blue Electric Brand Performance - The Blue Electric brand, launched in March 2023, aims to penetrate the mainstream electric vehicle market priced between 100,000 to 150,000 yuan [3]. - Despite initial expectations, Blue Electric's market performance has been underwhelming, with projected sales of over 20,000 units for the year 2025 [3]. - The decision to divest Blue Electric is seen as a rational move to allow Seres to concentrate on its more successful brand, AITO, which has significantly outperformed Blue Electric [3]. Group 3: AITO Brand Success - AITO brand has delivered over 420,000 vehicles by November 2025, accounting for 89% of Seres' total electric vehicle sales [4]. - The brand's high pricing strategy has positively impacted Seres' financial performance, with a reported revenue of 110.53 billion yuan and a net profit of 5.31 billion yuan for the first three quarters of 2025 [5]. - The divestiture of Blue Electric is expected to further improve Seres' financial metrics by eliminating the underperforming asset from its balance sheet [5]. Group 4: Future Developments - The Shapingba District Government will take the lead in the future development of the Blue Electric brand, although specific plans have not been disclosed [5]. - Seres is also expanding into robotics, having established a joint venture for this purpose, indicating a diversification strategy beyond electric vehicles [5][6].