Core Viewpoint - The acquisition of an 11% stake in Shenzhen Aigo Chuangke Holdings by Aigo Group's subsidiary Aigo Liko, increasing its ownership from 40% to 51%, positions Aigo Group as the largest shareholder and marks a significant step in the digital leasing industry, integrating Qingyun Rental into Aigo Group and providing new growth opportunities for the sector [1][8]. Company Overview - Aigo Group, established in 1968 and listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange since 1992, is a well-known consumer electronics manufacturer and brand operator with a diverse business portfolio including self-owned brands like AVITA and NEXSTGO, as well as OEM/ODM operations [8]. - The company has been transitioning from traditional hardware manufacturing to a "hardware + digital services" ecosystem, aiming to penetrate the rapidly growing digital leasing and SaaS markets [8]. Qingyun Rental's Strengths - Qingyun Rental, developed by Wuhan Qingqing Times Network Technology Co., is a leading credit-free digital leasing platform in China, offering a flexible business model that includes self-operated and managed services across various rental scenarios [9]. - The platform has achieved significant milestones, including over 10 million monthly traffic, a cumulative GMV exceeding 2 billion yuan by August 2025, and serving over 1 million customers, with more than 1,000 corporate clients [9]. Future Development Directions - Post-acquisition, Qingyun Rental plans to leverage blockchain technology to tokenize leasing orders and receivables, enhancing financing and liquidity efficiency while allowing global participation in the digital leasing market [10]. - As the first mobile leasing platform with a Hong Kong-listed company background, Qingyun Rental is set to lead in capital, compliance, branding, and internationalization, aiming to establish a new benchmark for "Chinese digital leasing" [10].