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CIMG Inc. (IMG), also referred to as C Inc. in its SEC filings and press releases, generates a diverse stream of company news centered on digital health, cryptocurrency strategies, computing power, and capital markets activity. The company describes itself as a business group specializing in digital health and sales development, using technology, AI and cryptocurrencies to enhance sales growth and brand value for client brands such as Kangduoyuan, Maca-Noni, Qianmao, Huomao, and Coco-mango.
Recent CIMG news has focused heavily on its entry into the computing power industry. Press releases and a related Form 8-K detail multiple computing power product and equipment contracts executed through subsidiaries, including a China Merchants Bank IT Equipment Procurement Framework Contract for CPU and GPU servers and associated services, as well as sales contracts for high-performance computing servers and NVIDIA graphics cards. Additional news covers the shortlisting of a CIMG subsidiary in a Guangzhou Bank server procurement tender and authorization as a distributor of Inspur Electronic Information Industry Co., Ltd.
Another major news theme is CIMG’s cryptocurrency and on-chain finance strategy. The company has issued announcements about acquiring 230 Bitcoin via a Bitcoin Purchase Agreement, bringing its total Bitcoin holdings to 730, and about collaborating with iZUMi Finance on the proposed Upstarts Fund, an on-chain crypto fund for corporate digital asset deployment. News releases also describe the tokenization of CIMG equity on the FlowStocks platform under the symbol “t,” enabling tokenized trading of shares.
Investors following IMG news will also find updates on Nasdaq listing compliance, reverse stock split actions, shareholder approvals, and corporate governance matters, as well as recognition such as the “Most Investable Company Award” from the Zhitong Finance Capital Market Annual Conference. This news page allows readers to track how CIMG communicates its evolving mix of digital health, computing power, Bitcoin reserve and tokenization initiatives over time.
CIMG (Nasdaq: IMG) subsidiary Shenzhen Zhimeng Qiyang signed a sales agreement to deliver approximately 15,000 bone-dry metric tons of wood chips (eucalyptus, acacia, mixed) to Zhangzhou Yuncheng Trading, with a variance of up to 10% and a total contract value of approximately US$2.59 million.
Zhimeng expects to complete delivery by February 28, 2026. The company said the agreement should help stabilize its raw material supply chain and contribute positively to financial performance; CIMG noted it is working to file its delayed annual report to regain listing compliance.
CIMG (Nasdaq: IMG) announced that its premium sauce-flavor baijiu brand Huo Mao received the 2025 China New Consumption Craftsmanship Heritage Award from iiMedia Research on January 20, 2026. The brand combines traditional, time-intensive steaming, fermentation and liquor extraction with modern extraction techniques, notably infusing top-quality dendrobium from Mount Huo to enhance flavor complexity. The company said it will continue expanding into health and wellness products that apply medicinal food homology and aim to promote traditional Chinese wellness culture globally.
CIMG (Nasdaq: IMG) announced entry into the computing power industry and reported initial commercial contracts with an aggregate value of approximately $124 million signed in Q4 2025, subject to customary conditions, order quantities, inspections, and acceptance.
Key items include a $106.5 million sales contract (subject to inspection), two smaller contracts totaling $1.78 million, and a benchmark bid/framework with Bank of Guangzhou (~$15.95 million). The company named computing power a company-level strategy and appointed Wenlong Tong to lead the business; management highlights planned synergies with digital health and AI products such as LifeNode.
CIMG (Nasdaq: IMG) announced that stockholders approved an increase in authorized common shares from 600,000,000 to 2,000,000,000 and approved issuance of Units consisting of one common share plus one warrant to buy one share. The company said the Units may be sold for aggregate gross proceeds of up to $850,000,000. These actions expand share capacity and authorize a capital raise vehicle combining equity and warrants.
CIMG (Nasdaq: IMG) announced that its subsidiary Beijing Xinmiao Shidai was shortlisted as a candidate supplier for Bank of Guangzhou 2025 server procurement, with a total benchmark bid amount of approximately US$15.95 million (tax-inclusive).
On Dec 10, 2025 Xinmiao Shidai signed a Framework Agreement for Shortlisted Equipment Suppliers establishing a two-year partnership under which Xinmiao Shidai will offer Inspur-manufactured CPU servers, hard disks, and SSDs. Guangzhou Bank will run demand-based price inquiries or bidding among shortlisted suppliers and award specific supply contracts per its procurement policies.
CIMG (Nasdaq: IMG) announced on December 17, 2025 that it acquired 230 Bitcoin using internal sources of capital for a total purchase price of approximately US $24,610,000. Following the transaction, the company reported its total Bitcoin holdings reached 730.
The company described the current market "cooling period" as a strategic entry point and characterized Bitcoin as a liquid asset for value preservation. The CEO emphasized a long-term reserve strategy and continued capital accumulation.
CIMG (Nasdaq: IMG) announced on December 15, 2025 that its wholly-owned subsidiary Zhongyan Shangyue Technology signed a sales contract to supply computing power equipment to a well-known commercial bank in China.
The contract value is approximately USD 106.5 million (inclusive of tax), the agreement is signed and effective, and delivery is subject to the purchaser's inspection and acceptance. The company said the contract represents a significant breakthrough for its computing power segment and is expected to contribute to sustained, stable revenue and cash flow.
CIMG (Nasdaq: IMG) said its wholly owned subsidiaries signed two computing power sales contracts effective Dec 8, 2025, with a combined value of approximately USD 1,779,070.
One subsidiary will deliver 64 high-performance computing servers to Zhonghao Xinying (Hangzhou); another will deliver 145 NVIDIA graphics cards to Shanghai Yundeng Technology. CIMG launched its computing power initiative in Q4 2025 and cited an Oct 31, 2025 distribution partnership with Inspur and expansion of offline sales teams across China as supporting steps.
CIMG (NASDAQ: IMG) was honored with the "Most Investable Company Award" at the 10th Zhitong Finance Capital Market Annual Conference and Listed Company Awards Ceremony held in Shenzhen on December 3, 2025. The award recognizes U.S.-listed and Hong Kong companies with strong business models and consistent operational performance that deliver investor value and societal contributions.
The company highlighted its focus on digital health, cryptocurrency, and digital wellness, and said the recognition reinforces its commitment to innovation, shareholder value, and growth in the digital economy. Company leadership thanked the conference jury, investors, partners, and staff for their support.
CIMG (Nasdaq: IMG) announced a 20-for-1 reverse stock split, effective December 5, 2025 at 12:01 a.m. ET, following a Certificate of Change filed December 2, 2025.
At the effective time every 20 shares will combine into 1 share, reducing issued and outstanding shares from 309,667,840 to approximately 15,483,392. The company will continue trading under the symbol IMG on Nasdaq on a split-adjusted basis and the new CUSIP will be 67073S406.
The split also applies to stock options and warrants; fractional entitlements will be rounded up to whole shares. Management frames the split as a measure to maintain Nasdaq continued listing compliance and strengthen long-term capital structure.
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