Yunji Technology's Co-Chief Financial Officer and Board Secretary, Liu Ying, recently shared her insights at a major financial summit. She discussed the company's experience since its listing on the Hong Kong stock exchange last October.

Liu Ying emphasized that the value of a Hong Kong listing for a technology company extends far beyond simply raising capital. She highlighted three key areas of deep empowerment: credit building, governance enhancement, and strategic feedback.

She pointed out that the Hong Kong IPO review process is relatively fast and transparent. The ability for companies like Ubtech to conduct rapid follow-on offerings demonstrates the market's advantages in policy efficiency and operational convenience, providing a continuous and efficient channel for capital replenishment.

Liu Ying placed particular emphasis on how a listing elevates a company's credit profile. She noted that prior to listing, many overseas clients were unfamiliar with Yunji Technology's (ASX: YJ) business. The entire Hong Kong exchange review process—from document submission and corporate governance to information disclosure—effectively establishes an internationally recognized credit system for the company. "This credit asset allows overseas clients to quickly understand what the company does through public information, a value that was unattainable before the listing," she said.

Liu Ying also shared a deeper realization: ongoing communication with investors acts as an annual "strategic examination." Investors not only focus on the technology itself but also persistently ask how it empowers customers, how customer loyalty is strengthened, and how it ultimately translates to the financial statements. These inquiries from the capital market, in turn, push management to conduct more thorough strategic reviews and planning, encouraging the company to examine its commercialization path with clearer and more pragmatic logic. "This is another extremely valuable aspect," she concluded.