China's Ruyi launches three AI products in succession, making the first move to establish an AI creation ecosystem | Exclusive
China Ru Yi (00136.HK) is accelerating its layout in the AI sector. Two new AI products have been launched: Kaori Go, designed for content creation workflows, and “Yinghuo Workshop,” focused on interactive content generation. Together with C-LIVE, which was launched in June and specializes in action asset extraction, these products cover three key areas of content production: upstream assets, midstream processes, and downstream products, thereby establishing an AI production chain from real materials to playable content. According to China Ru Yi’s financial report for 2025, the company’s annual revenue reached 3.343 billion yuan, with adjusted net profit of 1.963 billion yuan, a year-on-year increase of 84%. Of this, online game services accounted for approximately 2.149 billion yuan, accounting for 64.3% of the group’s total revenue. This is the main source of performance. The game “Red Alert OL” has generated over 6 billion yuan in cumulative revenue, making it a representative example of long-term operation in the SLG category. In the first half of this year, China Ru Yi achieved an operating income of 1.183 billion yuan and adjusted net profit of 952 million yuan. Due to some film and game projects still in the investment phase, performance faced short-term pressure. The group is currently focusing on AI technology research and development and full…