Recent Developments - The visit to YesAsia's e-commerce warehouse in Hong Kong showcased Geek+'s "shelf-to-person" solution, highlighting how AMR robots are transforming traditional logistics operations [2][4]. Core Conclusions - Efficiency and cost optimization exceeded expectations: The introduction of the AMR solution increased daily order processing from 20,000 to 60,000 (200% increase), with peak picking efficiency reaching 14,000 items per hour, saving over $6 million in labor costs annually (reducing workforce by one-third), and achieving a payback period of 17 months, significantly better than the industry average of 2-3 years [5]. - Flexibility and adaptability: The P500 robots accommodate 110,000 SKUs of diverse cosmetic products, supporting mixed B2B/B2C operations, with inter-warehouse robot scheduling achievable within 10 minutes, a feat difficult for traditional automation solutions [5]. - Short project delivery cycle: The YesAsia project took only 16 weeks from order signing to operation, nearly two months shorter than the industry average, which was crucial during the pandemic [7]. - Stability and user experience: Order accuracy reached 99.99%, with unmanned operations in the robot work area, reducing labor intensity by 65%, and maintaining a device failure rate below 0.5%. YesAsia expanded from 140 to 401 robots over three years, indicating strong approval of Geek+'s solutions [7]. - Strong practical applicability of technology: The All-in-One management platform efficiently coordinated 161 robots in real-time, with AI analyzing order data to optimize picking efficiency by an additional 15% [7]. - Localized scene detail matching: The 3.8-meter high shelf robots were adapted to the warehouse height in Hong Kong, enhancing safety and efficiency while increasing space utilization by 30%, addressing traditional warehousing pain points [7]. Global Layout - Localization capability as a foundation for globalization: The Asia-Pacific market is anchored by the Hong Kong dual warehouse, with 161 robots in phase one and 240 in phase two, serving as a regional benchmark. New warehouses in Korea focus on beauty and fashion categories, deployed within 90 days. The U.S., U.K., and Germany warehouses serve local clients, with the German hub specifically catering to luxury apparel and fast-moving consumer goods [8]. - Delivery assurance: With 52 service stations and 12 spare parts centers globally, and over 310 localized engineers, customers are assured of prompt after-sales support. A YesAsia representative noted that an engineer resolved a minor robot issue within four hours, ensuring uninterrupted operations [8]. Summary - Since 2025, Geek+ has maintained a growth momentum, with a revenue growth rate of 30.96% in the first half of the year, surpassing the industry average of 25%. However, growth has slowed from 47.57% in 2023 due to strategic adjustments focusing on high-margin solutions [9]. - Significant improvement in profitability, with adjusted EBITDA turning positive, indicating a viable business model, although accumulated losses will take time to address. The company reported a product gross margin significantly higher than domestic margins, with an overall gross margin of 35.1% in the first half of 2025 [9]. - The capital market has shown high recognition, with an annualized return of 51.61% since its listing in July 2025, and a market capitalization of HKD 37.7 billion, reflecting confidence in its leading position [9]. - Amid geopolitical tensions and a cooling secondary market, Geek+ has demonstrated resilience with a rapid stock price recovery. The global warehouse automation sector is expected to expand with a CAGR exceeding 30% from 2024 to 2029, positioning Geek+ to continue leading under the triple drivers of "technology + customers + globalization" [9].