SKYX Platforms shares up 21.2% intraday after launching patented electric fan heater at Lowe's in 2026, targeting multi-billion-dollar market, expected to drive revenue growth and cash flow.

think> Okay, let's tackle this query. The user wants me to transform a given text into a concise news headline following specific rules. First, I need to understand the input and the example provided to make sure I follow the same structure. The input is in Chinese, but the output needs to be in English. The company name is SKYX Platforms, the percentage change is 21.2%, and the time period is intraday. The reasons given are about launching a patented product in 2026 and management's expectations of revenue growth and cash flow improvement. I need to start by stating the company name, then the percentage change rounded to two decimals. Since the example used "surged," I'll use a similar verb like "surged" or "jumped." The time period is intraday, so "in intraday trading." Next, the reason for the price movement. The main points are the product launch in 2026 at Lowe's, targeting a large market, and management's expectations. I should condense this into a brief sentence. Also, note the year 2026 for the product launch and the expected impact on revenue and cash flow. I need to check the rounding: 21.2% is already to one decimal, but the example had 4.23%, so two decimals. Here, 21.2% is 21.20% when rounded to two decimals, but since the original is 21.2, maybe it's already two decimal places. Wait, 21.2 is 21.20 when rounded to two decimals. The user said to remove trailing zeros, so if it's 21.20%, it should be 21.2%. But the example shows 4.23% which is two decimals. Wait, the example input had 4.230769%, which was rounded to 4.23%. So in this case, the input is 21.2%, which is one decimal. But the instruction says to round to two decimal places. So 21.2% is actually 21.20% when rounded to two decimals. However, the example shows that trailing zeros are removed. So if it's 21.20%, it should be written as 21.2%. Wait, but the example input had 4.230769% and the output is 4.23%. So the user wants two decimal places, but trailing zeros should be removed. So if the percentage is exactly at two decimals, like 21.20%, it becomes 21.2%. But if it's 21.23%, it stays as 21.23%. However, the input here is 21.2%, which is one decimal. So rounding to two decimals would be 21.20%, but since the user says to remove trailing zeros, it becomes 21.2%. Wait, but maybe the original input is 21.2%, which is already one decimal place, but the instruction says to round to two decimals. Hmm. Let me check the example again. The input was 4.230769%, which is more than two decimals, so rounded to 4.23%. In this case, the input is 21.2%, which is one decimal. If we round to two decimals, it would be 21.20%. But the user says to remove trailing zeros. So 21.20% becomes 21.2%. Wait, but that's only one decimal. Maybe the user wants to have two decimal places, but if the third decimal is zero, it's omitted. For example, if the percentage is 21.20%, it's written as 21.2%. If it's 21.23%, it's 21.23%. So in this case, since the input is 21.2%, which is one decimal, but the instruction says to round to two decimal places. So perhaps the input is 21.2%, but when rounded to two decimals, it's 21.20%, but the user wants it to be 21.2%. Wait, maybe the input is 21.2% as a value, but the user wants it to be two decimal places. So perhaps the original input is 21.2%, which is one decimal. The correct way to round to two decimals would be 21.20%, but since the user says to remove trailing zeros, it's written as 21.2%. So the output should be 21.2%. Next, the time period is intraday, so "in intraday trading." The reason: the company is launching a patented product in.