On January 5, 2026, MINIEYE (2431.HK) released two announcements. The major shareholder pledged not to reduce their holdings, and Chairman Liu Guoqing acquired an additional 50,000 H shares, signaling strong confidence in the company's long-term growth prospects. The four executive directors, including the major shareholder Liu Guoqing, collectively hold 18.42% of the shares. They have extended their lock-up period by one year, now set to expire on December 27, 2026. Meanwhile, individual shareholders Yan Shengye and Wu Jianxin, who hold 1.42% and 1% of the shares respectively, have also extended their lock-up periods by six months, until June 27, 2026. Key shareholder NavInfo has expressed optimism regarding MINIEYE's long-term value, pledging not to reduce its holdings for the time being and planning to deepen their collaborative efforts. MINIEYE stands out as one of the few companies in the capital market that has successfully commercialized its technologies in both the L2 and L4 autonomous driving sectors. The company has demonstrated consistent revenue growth, with a compound annual growth rate exceeding 50%. Its customer base for the L2 front-end installation business continues to expand, and the L4 business has entered a phase of commercial harvest. With the increasing popularity of L3 autonomous driving in China, MINIEYE is poised to reap significant benefits. Recently, MINIEYE was also included in the Hang Seng Stock Connect Hong Kong Electronic Theme Index, reflecting its growing recognition within the capital market.