HONG KONG—Marketingforce (2556.HK) said in a business update on Oct. 15 that revenue from its AI application business rose about 114% in the first three quarters of 2026 from a year earlier, while precision marketing service revenue increased about 32%.
The Hong Kong-listed enterprise AI application company said it continued to deepen its “full-stack Token Factory” strategy and expand its AI-native product matrix and commercialization.
During the period, Marketingforce rolled out several enterprise AI products, including DevForce, an AI R&D management platform focused on data security, team governance and knowledge retention; EduAgent, an intelligent training platform for sales and customer-service scenarios; VisdeRo Yuanyan GEO, a full-dimensional monitoring and algorithm-insight platform aimed at improving brand visibility in generative search; and MontoForce, an AI-native CRM that uses an enterprise knowledge base to structure information before, during and after sales visits and generate follow-up recommendations. The company also launched its “One Core, Three Domains” Industrial Economy AIOS and upgraded ClawForce Enterprise Lobster, Foreign Trade AI-Native CRM Max and Zhenshi AI Assistant.
On the technology side, Marketingforce upgraded its AI-Agentforce agent platform to strengthen multi-agent collaboration and governance, and iterated its KnowForce AI knowledge platform to improve enterprise ontology modeling, knowledge-graph construction and multi-model scheduling. The company said the moves would further lower customers’ unit token costs.
At the infrastructure layer, GenAIOS, its self-developed AI-native operating system, continued to iterate, providing unified ontology, object and business-module support for upper-layer platforms and applications. TForce, its marketing-domain large model, was also upgraded to improve professional content generation and decision-making in vertical scenarios.
Marketingforce said it continued to invest in computing power, build intelligent computing infrastructure and deepen compatibility with domestic GPU manufacturers to meet demand from its rapidly growing AI business.
The company has set up overseas subsidiaries in Hong Kong, the U.S., Singapore and Japan, and its foreign-trade business revenue has continued to grow rapidly, according to the update.
The update did not disclose absolute revenue figures or profitability. Still, the disclosed growth suggests a clear shift in Marketingforce’s revenue mix toward AI.