September 1, 2025 - 00:46

On August 22, 2025, East Buy Holding Limited revealed the renewal and expansion of its framework agreement with New Oriental Education & Technology Group. This agreement focuses on the sale of private label and e-commerce-related products, extending through May 2026.
This renewed collaboration marks a significant development in the partnership, indicating a strategic shift towards more integrated operations and a broader range of product offerings. The emphasis on fast-growing sectors, particularly livestreaming e-commerce, suggests that both companies are positioning themselves to capitalize on emerging market trends.
Investors are likely to view this partnership as a positive indicator of New Oriental's adaptability and growth potential in the evolving educational technology landscape. The expansion could lead to increased revenue streams and enhanced brand visibility for both companies. As they navigate this new phase, stakeholders will be keenly observing how this collaboration unfolds and impacts their respective market positions.
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