Amboton's Stock Slump: Sixth Straight Drop Hits 2025 Low

On March 13, shares of Amboton (PLD) dropped by 4.64%, marking the sixth consecutive decline and totaling an 11.03% decrease over the past six trading days. This decline saw the stock reach its lowest level since January 2025.

Amboton is primarily engaged in the research, development, and sales of cybersecurity core software products and provides related technical services. The company's main business sectors include security gateways, security management, and security services.

Recently, Amboton has focused on fostering technological innovation. It operates research centers in Beijing, Wuhan, and Shanghai, and emphasizes the independent and original development of core technologies. The company's strategic focus includes security gateway creation, data security, cloud security, and security services. Additionally, Amboton has integrated advanced technologies such as AI-enabled security and network security convergence, tailored to diverse industry needs.

Formed in 2007 and headquartered in Beijing, Amboton has been a pivotal player in technological promotion and application services. With an initial registration capital of 76.51 million RMB, the company has extended its investment portfolio across 18 companies and has taken part in over 285 bidding projects. Its intellectual property assets include 48 trademarks and 167 patents, supplemented with administrative permissions.

With the company's commitment to R&D and innovation, Amboton has developed a cutting-edge product lineup and continues to explore advanced AI integrations. In 2024, the company advanced its AI capabilities by incorporating the DeepSeek model, enhancing AI firewall efficiency by 300%, and improving the smart capabilities of its operations management platform.

As Amboton adheres to its mission of comprehensive innovation, its products now serve a vast array of clients including government entities and financial institutions. The company collaborates with multiple industries to protect critical national information infrastructure, thereby reinforcing China's cybersecurity defenses. Committed to its charter, Amboton remains a cornerstone in building a robust digital economy.