China’s OpenClaw-Tied Stocks Rise on Policy Support, Adoption Chinese companies linked to open-source AI agent software OpenClaw saw their shares surge on Monday as Shenzhen authorities announced measures to boost the development of tools based on the technology. UCloud Technology Co., QingCloud Technologies Corp., and Hangzhou Shunwang Technology Co. all recorded gains of at least 9%, outperforming the mainland benchmark CSI 300 Index, which declined by as much as 2.4% during the same period. The rally reflects growing optimism about the potential of OpenClaw, an open-source AI agent platform, to drive innovation in the region’s tech sector. The Shenzhen government’s support for OpenClaw comes amid broader efforts to position China as a leader in artificial intelligence. The measures include incentives for companies adopting the software, as well as funding for research and development initiatives. Analysts suggest that the policy push could accelerate the integration of OpenClaw into enterprise applications, further solidifying its role in the global AI landscape. UCloud, a major cloud computing provider, has been actively promoting OpenClaw as part of its strategy to expand its AI capabilities. QingCloud, another key player in the cloud services market, has also emphasized its commitment to leveraging OpenClaw for scalable AI solutions. Hangzhou Shunwang, known for its work in AI-driven automation, is reportedly exploring partnerships to enhance its product offerings through the platform. The stock gains highlight the market’s confidence in the technology’s potential to disrupt traditional software models. OpenClaw’s open-source nature allows developers to customize and expand its features, making it an attractive option for businesses seeking flexibility.#shenzhen_authorities #ucloud_technology_co #qingcloud_technologies_corp #hangzhou_shunwang_technology_co #openclaw
