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Autozi Internet Technology (Global) Ltd. operates a China-based lifecycle automotive service and supply-chain technology platform that combines online channels, offline service networks, a supply chain cloud platform and SaaS tools. Its business is tied to new car sales, auto parts and accessories, automotive insurance-related services, logistics coordination and industry participants across manufacturers, parts suppliers, insurers, service stores and vehicle owners.
Company news commonly addresses Nasdaq listing compliance, share consolidations, capital injections and shareholder financing actions, as well as cooperation agreements for automotive supply-chain expansion. Updates also cover Autozi’s use of digital platform capabilities, data tools and regional service infrastructure to support automotive aftermarket and cross-border vehicle-related services.
Autozi (NASDAQ: AZI) completed a strategic acquisition of approximately $1.87 billion in digital assets for about $1.1 billion, and entered medium-to-long term partnership talks with a leading crypto institution to build Digital Asset Treasury (DAT) capabilities and compliant crypto-payment infrastructure.
The deal adds premium crypto-assets to the balance sheet and targets global DAT treasury services, cross-border crypto payments, and ecosystem growth while emphasizing compliance, custody, and risk controls.
Autozi (Nasdaq: AZI) entered an M&A-oriented cooperation framework with European supply chain provider Velocar Ltd. and set a shared objective to reach approximately US$500 million in revenue within the next three years.
The parties began talks six months ago, formed a partnership three months ago, and signed a memorandum of understanding to guide next steps in cross-border vehicle supply, channel coordination, localized services, and potential integration to accelerate European expansion.
Autozi Internet Technology (Nasdaq: AZI) received a US$10.0 million share subscription from its controlling shareholder on Jan. 30, 2026, and plans to issue shares to that shareholder at a price representing a 30% premium to market price.
The proceeds have been fully received; issuance and registration will be completed in phases following required corporate governance procedures and disclosures. The company said the capital increase will strengthen its capital base, support R&D, business expansion, and improve financial stability and strategic flexibility.
Autozi (AZI) signed a strategic cooperation agreement with the Hubei Suizhou Special Purpose Vehicle Chamber of Commerce on Jan 29, 2026 to jointly transform Suizhou into a “Global Intelligent Manufacturing Capital of New Energy SPVs.”
The five-year plan targets helping 10 selected SPV manufacturers (current combined annual sales ~ $500 million) expand to a combined scale exceeding $2 billion via phased M&A consolidation, digital upgrading, and global expansion supported by Autozi's platform, data, and finance capabilities. Suizhou's SPV base currently has annual output value > $9.6 billion, with new energy SPV output up 60.6% YoY (Jan–Jul 2025).
Autozi (NASDAQ: AZI) said founder and chairman Dr. Zhang Houqi plans to buy between USD 10 million and USD 30 million of shares over 12 months at USD 5 per share, signaling confidence in the company’s three-year strategy.
Autozi noted it resolved Nasdaq compliance issues, received a Nasdaq compliance notice on January 14, 2026, and had a scheduled delisting hearing for January 22 canceled. The company outlined a “Turn to Profit, Deepen in China, Expand Overseas” plan and reported serving >100,000 repair shops with annual GMV above RMB 10 billion.
Autozi Internet Technology (Global) Ltd (Nasdaq: AZI) said it received a Nasdaq notification dated January 13, 2026 confirming the company has regained compliance with the minimum market value of listed securities requirement under Nasdaq Listing Rule 5450(b)(2)(A).
Nasdaq also notified Autozi that it is in compliance with all applicable continued listing standards, the previously scheduled Hearings Panel session for January 22, 2026 was cancelled, and the company’s Class A ordinary shares will continue to be listed and traded on the Nasdaq Global Market.
Autozi (Nasdaq: AZI) said it received two Nasdaq notification letters dated January 6 and 7, 2026. Nasdaq notified Autozi on January 7 that it has regained compliance with the bid price requirement under Nasdaq Listing Rule 5450(a)(1). Nasdaq previously determined on November 26, 2025 to delist the company's securities for a sub-$0.10 closing bid over ten consecutive trading days, and Autozi appealed on December 2, 2025. A Hearings Panel is scheduled for January 22, 2026. Nasdaq also notified Autozi on January 6 that it has not regained compliance with the minimum market value of listed securities (MVLS) $50 million requirement under Listing Rule 5450(b)(2)(A), and the MVLS deficiency remains an independent basis for delisting. The company will present its views on MVLS at the hearing.
Autozi (AZI) announced a strategic cooperation agreement with the China Auto Maintenance Parts Alliance to build a nationwide maintenance parts supply chain platform, beginning Jan 6, 2026.
The first phase covers 12 Alliance members across 12 provinces with a collective annual sales target exceeding USD 200 million. A three-year integration roadmap outlines a three‑phase process: 1) form regional joint ventures, 2) equity acquisition by Autozi, and 3) migrate partners onto Autozi's supply chain cloud platform.
The plan aims to integrate up to 30 member companies across 30 provinces within three years and to create a nationwide platform with projected annual sales revenue surpassing USD 500 million. Initial members have begun establishing regional joint ventures and consolidating operations to align with listed-company compliance standards.
Autozi (Nasdaq: AZI) announced that strategic investor CDIB confirmed an $90 million initial equity investment at $3.50 per share on December 19, 2025.
The investment begins a substantive strategic cooperation covering digitalization of the automotive aftermarket, intelligent risk control, data asset operations, and international expansion, and the company said the funding strengthens its capital position to support digital transformation, business expansion, and potential M&A.
The investment is subject to customary closing conditions, execution of definitive agreements, and regulatory approvals; further updates will be provided under US securities rules.
Autozi Internet Technology (Nasdaq: AZI) received a non-binding investment letter from CDIB Capital proposing to invest approximately US$300 million in stages at a comprehensive price of US$5.00 per share.
The proposed transaction aims to strengthen AZI's capital position and support international expansion, channel development, product and technology upgrades, and localization of services. Key terms — including whether shares will be newly issued or transferred, lock-ups, closing steps, and timelines — remain subject to negotiation, due diligence, regulatory approvals, Nasdaq rules, and internal approvals. No assurance a definitive agreement will be reached.