JIADE Limited (Nasdaq: JDZG) entered into a memorandum of understanding with Chinalink Education Group, a South‑Korean education brand that specializes in artificial‑intelligence‑empowered programs. The agreement, announced on January 2 2026, outlines a joint effort to develop AI‑driven teacher systems, multilingual recognition tools, personalized learning recommendation algorithms, intelligent evaluation systems, and full‑stack digital solutions for public schools, international schools, and overseas tutoring institutions.
The partnership will focus on vocational education, AI‑enhanced teacher training, study‑abroad preparation, curriculum development, and cross‑border education services. Chinalink will provide access to its relationships with Korean government bodies and higher‑education networks, while JIADE will contribute its Kebiao Technology Educational Administration Platform and expertise in AI‑enabled educational software. Together they plan to create bilingual (Chinese–Korean) digital curriculum resources covering K‑12, adult learning, STEAM, and language learning, including initiatives such as “Digital Korean Language Going Abroad” and “Customized Korean AI Teaching Solutions.”
JIADE’s recent financial performance has been challenging. The company reported a net loss for the half‑year ended June 30 2025, with operating costs rising despite a modest increase in sales. A Nasdaq notification letter highlighted a minimum bid price deficiency in late 2024. The partnership is therefore viewed as a strategic move to broaden JIADE’s geographic footprint and strengthen its AI‑driven product portfolio, potentially improving revenue streams and mitigating the impact of current cost pressures.
Chairman and Co‑Chief Executive Officer Yuan Li said the collaboration “represents a meaningful step in our efforts to develop an international presence and strengthen AI‑driven education solutions.” He added that leveraging Chinalink’s network in South Korea and the broader AI education market could accelerate JIADE’s expansion into North America, Southeast Asia, and the Middle East. The company’s stock had been trading near its 52‑week low before the announcement, reflecting investor caution amid recent financial headwinds.
The memorandum of understanding is a non‑binding framework that outlines future collaboration rather than a definitive contract. Success will depend on converting the MOU into concrete agreements and delivering tangible results. JIADE and Chinalink will monitor progress through joint milestones and performance metrics, with the goal of launching integrated AI education solutions in key markets over the next 12 to 18 months.
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