Envela shares surge 11.77% intraday as sustainable recycling business model and evaluation of new tax/regulatory bill drive gains.

think> Okay, let's tackle this query. The user wants me to transform a given Chinese text into a concise news headline following specific rules. First, I need to make sure I understand all the requirements. The input is about Envela, which saw an 11.77% increase intraday. The company focuses on recycling in the commercial and recycling industries, selling luxury items like jewelry and watches through their consumer division and recycling electronics in their business division. There's also a mention of a new bill, the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, signed on July 4, 2025, which includes tax and regulatory reforms, and the company is assessing its potential impact. The example provided uses a similar structure: company name, percentage change, time period, and a brief reason. The key points here are the 11.77% rise, the business model involving recycling and sustainable practices, and the new legislation affecting the company. I need to round the percentage to two decimal places, which is 11.77%. The time period is intraday. The reason should include both the business model and the new bill. However, the user mentioned to keep it brief, so maybe combine the two reasons into a concise sentence. Wait, the user's example included both the project announcement and the company's focus. Similarly, here, the main reasons are the company's sustainable business model and the new bill. But the example only included the project as the reason. The user might prefer to focus on the immediate reason for the price movement. The new bill was signed on July 4, 2025, which is a future date. The company is assessing its potential impact. Should I mention the bill as the reason for the price movement? Or is the price movement due to the company's business model and the bill's announcement? The input says "1、公司专注于... 2、2025年...法案签署..." which are two separate points. The first is the business model, the second is the new bill. The price movement could be due to both factors. But the example only used one reason. The user might want to include both if they are relevant. However, the instruction says "a brief reason," so maybe pick the most immediate cause. The bill was signed recently, so perhaps that's the trigger for the stock movement. However, the company is still assessing the impact, so maybe the stock is reacting to the business model and the potential impact of the bill. It's a bit ambiguous. Looking back at the example, the reason was the project announcement. So perhaps in this case, the main reason is the company's business model promoting sustainability and the new bill. But the bill is in the future. The user might want to mention both. Let me check the example again. The example included the project announcement as the reason. So maybe here, the two reasons are the business model and the bill. But the user wants it brief. Maybe combine them into a sentence like "due to its sustainable recycling model and the enactment of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, which includes tax and regulatory reforms." I need to make sure the company name is unchanged. The percentage is 11.77%. Time period is intraday. The reason should include the key points: sustainable business model and the new bill. The example also included more details about the project, but the user wants it concise. So the headline should mention the company's focus on recycling and sustainable business, and the new bill's enactment. Putting it all together: "Envela surged 11.77% intraday, driven by its sustainable recycling model and the enactment of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, which includes tax and regulatory reforms. The company focuses on promoting sustainability through its consumer and business divisions, while assessing the potential impact of the new legislation." Wait, but the example had the company's statement as the reason. Here, the reason is both the business model and the bill. The example's reason was the project announcement. So maybe the user expects the reason to be the immediate cause. The bill was signed, and the company is assessing it. The stock movement might be due to the bill's potential impact. However, the company hasn't announced any specific positive impact yet. So maybe the main reason is the business model. The bill is a separate point. Alternatively, the user might want to include both as contributing factors. The example included two sentences in the output: the first with the reason and the second with more context. The user's instruction says to provide a brief reason, so maybe the first sentence includes the percentage and the reason, and the second sentence provides additional context. So the headline would start with the surge and the reason, then add more details. Let me structure it as per the example. The example's first sentence includes the surge, the reason, and the project details, then the second sentence gives more info about the company. Applying that here: .