Wai Chun Group Holdings has entered into a Platform Company Cooperation Agreement with Xavvi US Inc., forming a new holding entity that will focus on monetising global influencer traffic through an AI-enabled “One Star, One Store” e-commerce model. Wai Chun will hold 60% of the joint venture, while Xavvi US will retain 40%.

The platform targets a worldwide matrix of more than 30,000 influencers within four years, covering celebrities, athletes, singers, internet personalities and supermodels. Management projects cumulative profit of approximately US$4.40 billion from influencer contracts alone over the same period. Additional upside is expected from incubating 10 independent influencer brands, each planned for a NASDAQ listing with a projected individual valuation of over US$2 billion. Under this initiative, the joint venture would hold 30% equity in each brand, contributing an estimated US$6.00 billion in aggregate brand value.

Revenue will be generated primarily through a share of GMV, operating under a factory-to-consumer model that is expected to deliver a gross profit margin of about 40%. Target customers include global consumers aged 18-35 and manufacturers seeking overseas market access. AI tools are planned to automate operations, reduce customer-acquisition costs and convert brand data into assets.

Wai Chun will provide capital-market resources, corporate governance and financial compliance oversight. Xavvi US will manage day-to-day operations, AI system development and influencer relations. The board of the new platform will comprise three Wai Chun nominees and two Xavvi nominees, with decisions taken by simple majority; major financial decisions must also meet Wai Chun’s listed-company governance standards.

All influencer contracts contain e-commerce exclusivity clauses. A three-stage novation process commencing in Q2 2026 will transfer these agreements from Xavvi US to the new entity, culminating in sole contractual control by Q1 2027.

Party B (Xavvi US) has committed to deliver distributable net profits of not less than US$1.40 billion over the first three fiscal years. Failure to meet this target nullifies a planned grant of share options equal to 10% of Wai Chun’s issued share capital; no cash compensation is stipulated.

Wai Chun will consolidate the platform’s financials as a subsidiary. Funding needs will be met through internal resources or future capital-market activities such as share placements or strategic investor introductions. Owing to the scale of the new business relative to the group, Wai Chun will disclose progress and financial performance in all forthcoming interim and annual reports.

Shareholders and potential investors are advised to exercise caution when dealing in Wai Chun shares.