On October 21, Yongji Share unveiled a summary of its recent investor relations activities. During an October 20 research session with institutional investors, the company shared insights into its high-quality paper packaging business strategy. It is systematically phasing out low-margin cigarette label orders, while maintaining high-craftsmanship orders for esteemed products such as Maotai, Xijiu, and pharmaceutical packaging.

Moreover, Yongji Share is capitalizing on its printing supply chain expertise to venture into the collectible card and IP derivatives market. Shanghai Kajiang, a subsidiary, has successfully launched projects (specific project names could be inserted here if available). Simultaneously, the company has made significant strides in the AI animation content domain, thanks to its proprietary 'Lingwu AI Short Drama Full-Link Intelligent System.'

As of September 2026, Yongji Share has attained a monthly production capacity of 100 short dramas rated A-level or above. The company aims to double this figure to 200 per month by the end of the year. Several of its works have already amassed over 100 million views across various online platforms, while script development costs have been substantially reduced compared to traditional methods.

Yongji Share underscored that its ambition transcends mere short drama production. Instead, it aspires to construct a holistic capability platform that seamlessly integrates 'AI content production, global distribution, and a data closed-loop system.' This strategic vision positions the company at the forefront of the evolving digital entertainment landscape.