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    Jiajie Shen

    Research Analyst at JP Morgan Chase & Co

    Jiajie Shen is an Equity Research Analyst at JP Morgan, specializing in covering public equities with a focus on detailed financial analysis and investment recommendations. His analytical expertise has supported research on various listed companies, though specific firmwide performance metrics or precise investment returns are not publicly available. Shen began his professional career after earning his master's degree from HEC Paris, joining JP Morgan as an analyst and applying his academic and quantitative background to support institutional investors. He holds relevant financial credentials including graduate-level training in finance, but no publicly listed FINRA registration or securities licenses have been confirmed.

    Jiajie Shen's questions to WeRide (WRD) leadership

    Jiajie Shen's questions to WeRide (WRD) leadership • Q2 2025

    Question

    Jiajie Shen of JP Morgan Chase & Co inquired about the long-term business model for WeRide's Robotaxi service, particularly the role of ride-hailing platforms, and asked how the new HPC 3.0 platform will drive scaling and impact unit economics.

    Answer

    CEO Tony Han explained that WeRide's business model is centered on deep, win-win partnerships with top mobility players like Uber, Steer AI, and Renault. This strategy allows WeRide to focus on its core competency of developing L4 autonomous driving technology, while partners handle fleet operations, maintenance, and customer service. He emphasized that this collaborative ecosystem shortens time-to-market and builds a robust, scalable model. The second question was not addressed before the next analyst was called.

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    Jiajie Shen's questions to WeRide (WRD) leadership • Q2 2025

    Question

    Jiajie Shen of JP Morgan Chase & Co asked about the long-term business model for WeRide's Robotaxi operations, particularly the role of ride-hailing platform collaborations, and also inquired how the new HPC 3.0 platform will drive scaling and impact unit economics.

    Answer

    CEO Tony Han explained that the business model is centered on deep, win-win partnerships with major mobility players like Uber. WeRide focuses on L4 technology development, while partners manage fleet operations, maintenance, and customer service to shorten time-to-market. The second question regarding HPC 3.0's impact on scaling and unit economics was not addressed by management before the operator moved to the next caller.

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