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Feng Xingya, Chairman of GAC Group, emphasized that the current timing is not optimal for GAC Aion to pursue an initial public offering (IPO), with the primary focus instead being on enhancing the company's valuation. Looking ahead, capital operations may take various forms, including listing and group acquisitions. Employee shareholding exit options are plentiful, encompassing dividends, listing, and group acquisitions, and the company firmly guarantees employees' principal and interest payments. GAC Group remains committed to infusing Aion with high-quality resources, such as the Hyper brand. Additionally, GAC plans to independently develop the Aion taxi business, targeting the consumer-end (C-end) market, while positioning Hyper as a premium new energy brand.
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