Iveda Solutions shares surge 28.04% intraday after announcing tripartite manufacturing partnership in Egypt for Iveda360 smart surveillance cameras.

think> Okay, let me try to figure out how to handle this query. The user wants me to transform the given text into a concise news headline following specific rules. Let me start by reading the example they provided to understand the structure. The example has the company name, percentage change rounded to two decimals, time period (premarket), and a brief reason. The output includes the company name again, the percentage, time period, and a concise reason with key info. Now, looking at the user's input: The company is Iveda Solutions, and the stock is intraday up by 28.03996925%. Rounded to two decimals, that's 28.04%. The time period is intraday. The reasons given are three points about a partnership in Egypt, the company's role as a leader in AI video analysis, and the market potential in Egypt. I need to extract the key points. The main reason for the price movement is the partnership with the Arab Industrialization Organization and ZeroTech to localize production in Egypt. The other points mention the company's leadership and the market growth forecast. But the example only included the immediate reason for the surge, so maybe focus on the partnership announcement as the primary reason. Also, the user mentioned to keep the company name unchanged, so "Iveda Solutions" stays. The percentage is 28.04%. The time period is intraday. The reason should be a brief mention of the partnership and its purpose, which is expanding the CCTV camera market in Egypt. Maybe also mention that they're localizing production with their Iveda360 camera. Check if there's any other key info that needs to be included. The example included a bit more detail in the reason, like the subsidiary and project specifics. Here, the main points are the partnership and the market expansion. The other points about being a global leader and the market size might be secondary but could be included in the reason if space allows. Wait, the example's output includes the company's focus in the second paragraph. So maybe after the headline, add a sentence or two explaining the company's role and the market potential. But the user's instruction says "a brief reason for the price movement, retaining key information." So perhaps the reason is the partnership, and the additional info can be part of the explanation. Putting it all together: The headline should start with "Iveda Solutions surged 28.04% intraday, with the company announcing a partnership with the Arab Industrialization Organization and ZeroTech to localize production of Iveda360 smart surveillance cameras in Egypt, expanding its CCTV camera market presence. As a global leader in cloud-based AI video analytics, Iveda Solutions provides intelligent surveillance solutions with real-time AI detection, supporting smart city and IoT platform development. The Egyptian CCTV camera market is projected to reach $582 million by 2033, with the Iveda360 platform poised to cover key sectors like education and healthcare, establishing a foundation for localized technology." Wait, the user's example has the first sentence as the headline with the percentage and reason, then a new paragraph with more details. So maybe structure it similarly. Let me check the example again. The example's first sentence is the headline with the surge, time period, and reason. Then the next paragraph explains the company's focus. So in this case, the first sentence would include the surge, time period, and the partnership announcement. Then the next paragraph can include the company's role as a leader and the market forecast. But the user's instruction says "provide a brief reason for the price movement, retaining key information." So the reason is the partnership. The other info (global leader, market size) might be part of the company's background but not the direct reason for the price movement. However, the example included more context in the first paragraph. Let me see: in the example, the first paragraph after the headline says "The company stated..." and gives more details about the project. So maybe here, after the headline, include the details about the partnership and the market expansion, then the company's role and market potential. Wait, the user's input has three points. The first point is the partnership, the second is the company's role as a leader, and the third is the market size and potential. The example included the project details and the company's focus. So perhaps in the output, the first part after the headline is the partnership details, then the company's role, then the market forecast. But the user's instruction says "a brief reason for the price movement, retaining key information." So the main reason is the partnership. The other points can be part of the explanation but not the direct reason. However, the example included the project details as part of the reason. So maybe here, the reason is the partnership to localize production in Egypt, and the market expansion is part of that reason. Then the company's role and market forecast.