Jiuzi Holdings shares jump 32.13% intraday after $30M investment and expansion deals boost EV infrastructure in Southeast Asia.
ByAinvest
Friday, Feb 6, 2026 2:17 pm ET1min read
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Jiuzi Holdings Inc. surged 32.13% intraday following a $30 million investment from Xinhui Solar to expand its Southeast Asian new energy vehicle (NEV) charging infrastructure and a strategic $90 million agreement with Morgan International. These partnerships, highlighted in recent news, aim to strengthen the company’s regional green energy operations and infrastructure development. The significant capital infusion and institutional backing signaled strong investor confidence, aligning with the stock’s sharp intraday rally. The news also emphasized Jiuzi’s focus on NEV infrastructure growth, which aligns with global sustainability trends, further driving market enthusiasm.
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