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BEIJING - China-based automotive service platform Autozi Internet Technology (Nasdaq:AZI) announced Tuesday a new business strategy centered on three core pillars: Capitalization, Digitalization, and Globalization. The announcement comes as the company faces significant financial challenges, with shares trading at just $0.10, down over 96% in the past year according to InvestingPro data. Despite these headwinds, InvestingPro analysis suggests the stock may be slightly undervalued at current levels.
The company plans to leverage its public listing to acquire and integrate enterprises in the automotive sector, enhance them through its proprietary SaaS-based supply-chain system, and expand their global market presence. This strategy comes as Autozi reported annual revenue of $156.47 million with 32.9% growth, though the company struggles with extremely thin gross profit margins of just 1.6%.
Autozi's strategy will initially focus on two verticals: EV Core Components and Special-Purpose Vehicles (SPVs). In the EV segment, the company is targeting companies specializing in powertrain, battery management, and thermal systems. Its S2M2B (Supplier-to-Manufacturer-to-Business) model aims to connect suppliers, OEMs, and aftermarket partners. With a modest market capitalization of just $10.86 million, the execution of this ambitious strategy will be closely watched by investors.
For the SPV sector, Autozi plans to integrate manufacturers across emergency, utility, and logistics vehicle categories, using its digital platform to optimize operations from production to maintenance. Financial metrics from InvestingPro indicate potential liquidity concerns, with a current ratio of 0.46 meaning short-term obligations exceed liquid assets. Investors seeking deeper insights into companies like Autozi can access over 10 additional ProTips and comprehensive financial analysis through the premium service.
The company describes its approach as combining industrial integration with digital intelligence to create a multi-segment growth platform. Through this strategy, Autozi aims to modernize what it characterizes as a fragmented SPV sector while supporting Chinese brands expanding internationally.
Founded in 2015, Autozi operates an online supply chain cloud platform and SaaS solutions connecting participants across China's automotive industry. The announcement was made in a company press release.
In other recent news, Autozi Internet Technology announced a significant development involving its financial agreements. The company has reached an agreement with JAK Opportunities XII LLC to terminate investor registration rights and cancel warrants valued at up to $24 million. This decision was formalized under a Waiver and Release Agreement signed on September 19. As part of the agreement, JAK Opportunities has agreed to relinquish its registration rights and waive claims related to them, including the surrender of rights to future investments under six incremental warrants. In another update, Autozi reported changes in its Board of Directors. Weston Twigg has resigned from the board, effective August 28, 2025, citing personal reasons. Yafu Guo has been appointed as an independent director, replacing Twigg. Guo will also assume Twigg's former roles as Chairman of the Compensation Committee and member of both the Audit Committee and Nominating and Corporate Governance Committee. These developments reflect ongoing changes within the company's governance and financial strategies.
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