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CLPS Incorporation provides IT consulting, customized technology solutions and digital-transformation services for clients in financial services and other industries. Company news commonly covers AI, cloud, big-data, robotic-process-automation and payment-technology initiatives, including banking modernization tools such as COBOL-to-Java migration, the Nibot AI agent and the CAKU credit-card issuance and management platform.
Updates also include financial results, changes in client mix and geographic expansion, partnerships involving Qinson Credit Card Services Limited, subsidiary leadership, and capital-allocation actions such as common-share repurchase programs.
CLPS Incorporation announced that Chief Operating Officer Henry Li Li has been promoted to President, effective immediately. Mr. Li, who joined CLPS in 2019, has significantly enhanced the company's operational efficiency and productivity through innovative technologies and optimized processes. He has also expanded market scope and developed strong client relationships, contributing to sustained organic growth. Mr. Li has 20 years of experience in the financial and IT industries, previously holding senior roles at Mastercard and Commonwealth Bank of Australia in China.
Mr. Li's educational background includes a bachelor's degree in Computer Science from Tianjin University and an MSE degree from Fudan University. As President, he aims to leverage the company’s competitive advantages, foster innovation, and expand international reach to deliver exceptional value to stakeholders.
Paul Xiao Feng Yang, Chairman of CLPS, praised Mr. Li's strategic vision and execution abilities, indicating that this promotion aligns with CLPS's long-term strategy to strengthen leadership and enhance management to respond better to market changes and client needs.
CLPS has received a notice from Nasdaq dated June 10, 2024, regarding its non-compliance with the minimum bid price requirement, as its common shares closed below $1.00 for 30 consecutive trading days.
The company has until December 9, 2024, to regain compliance by maintaining a closing bid price of at least $1.00 for 10 consecutive business days. If this is achieved, Nasdaq will confirm compliance in writing. Failing this, CLPS may seek an additional 180-day extension by moving to the Nasdaq Capital Market and possibly implementing a reverse stock split.
This notification does not affect the listing or trading of CLPS shares, and the company is taking steps to address the issue.
CLPS has successfully acquired Shell Infotech through its subsidiary Ridik Pte. , aiming to bolster its global expansion strategy, particularly in Southeast Asia. Established in 2003 and based in Singapore, Shell Infotech is a renowned IT consulting and managed services provider, with a strong presence in banking and insurance sectors across Singapore and Malaysia.
The acquisition will integrate Shell Infotech's workforce into CLPS's operations, with employees relocating to Ridik's Singapore office. This move is projected to increase CLPS's revenue in Southeast Asia by 25% to 30% and bring 27 new clients into its fold. CLPS plans to maintain the Shell Infotech brand to leverage the combined strengths of both firms, enhancing its market competitiveness and expanding its service offerings.
Key executives from CLPS expressed optimism about the acquisition, highlighting its role in advancing the company's growth plans across the Asia-Pacific region, including markets in Malaysia, the Philippines, Japan, India, Vietnam, and Australia.
CLPS celebrates IBM's 60 years in mainframe leadership and highlights its commitment to talent development. Recognizing IBM's contributions since the 1964 launch of the IBM System/360, CLPS underscores the importance of mainframes in digital transformation. CLPS's Talent Creation Program (TCP) offers a comprehensive six-month curriculum combining theoretical knowledge and practical training, focusing on mainframe technologies like JCL, COBOL, and DB2. The program has successfully graduated over 6,000 professionals for global financial institutions. CEO Raymond Lin emphasizes the significance of IBM's Mainframe Skills Council in fostering a skilled workforce and vows to enhance CLPS's training programs further.
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