NaaS CEO Earns Acclaim in Fortune Top 40 Under 40 Business Leaders in China 2023

Automotive Author: Yiru Qian Jul 21, 2023 09:49 PM (GMT+8)

Miss Wang Yang, the founder and CEO of NaaS (NASDAQ: NAAS) has been listed in the "Top 40 Under 40 Business Elites in China" for 2023. Miss Wang was the sole representative from the renewable energy service sector to make it to the list.

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NaaS (NASDAQ: NAAS), the first listed EV charging service company in China, proudly announced the exceptional recognition of its founder and CEO, Wang Yang, in the esteemed "Fortune Top 40 Under 40 Business Elites in China" for 2023.

"As a young business leader, she embodies a profound understanding of the industry and exhibits astute business insights. She has accurately grasped the overarching trend of transportation energy transformation, steering NaaS to a successful NASDAQ listing and becoming a benchmark enterprise in China's new energy field. In advancing the development of the industry, she continually explores innovative business models, creating sustained value for the industry and its users while actively contributing to the carbon neutrality of transportation energy", Fortune stated.

The Fortune business media published the 2023 list of "Top 40 Under 40 Business Elites in China" on July 18. Since its launch in 2011, this list has highlighted China's most exceptional young innovators, value creators, and trendsetters. This roster, often referred to as the "Cradle of Business Titans," has become one of the most influential benchmarks for youth leadership.

Miss Wang was the sole representative from the renewable energy service sector to make it to the list.

In March 2023, NaaS placed a strong emphasis on technological innovation by introducing independently developed automatic charging robots that are equipped with unique robotic arms, vision algorithms and onboard system protocol integration. 

Moreover, through flexible management of photovoltaic energy storage and charging, intelligent scheduling, and energy control, NaaS's solutions respond to grid scheduling needs and participate in power market transactions, thereby helping charging stations reduce energy costs.

Its progress has also captivated the interest of investors worldwide. Previously on May 31, NaaS completed a new round of an SPO transaction, with notable investors involved like Dr. Adrian Cheng, the eldest grandson of Mr. Cheng Yu Tung and the head of the family business, and CST Group, a well-established HK-listed company.

"The energy industry underpins every sector of the economy, from transportation and logistics to everyday travel. Reducing emissions from fossil energy reserves and augmenting them with new energy sources is an inevitable path toward carbon neutrality in China's transportation energy. This has always been a core tenet and ongoing practice at NaaS," Wang Yang denoted.