Shares of Webuy Global (NASDAQ:WBUY) are rising Monday after the company announced that its new AI-enabled meetings, incentives, conferences and exhibitions division has generated over $2 million in total transaction value over its first two months of operation.

New Division Generates $2 Million In Transaction Value

Webuy’s new MICE division has generated over $2 million in total transaction value within its first two months of operations since its launch in February. The AI-integrated division specializes in corporate retreats, incentive travel, conferences, exhibitions and customized group travel programs across Asia.

“We are especially encouraged by the trust we have already earned from top-tier clients, including leading banks and insurance companies,” said Webuy CEO Bin Xue. “We believe the future of corporate travel lies in intelligent customer acquisition, tailored solution design, and reliable end-to-end delivery, and Webuy is building these capabilities as part of a broader AI-enabled travel platform.”

Webuy plans to continue investing in its MICE platform by strengthening enterprise client partnerships, expanding destination coverage, enhancing service offerings, and further integrating AI into customer acquisition, solution planning, and fulfillment processes. 

Could WBUY Stock Turn A Corner?

Webuy stock is still sitting near the low end of its 52-week range (87 cents to $28.85), which frames this as a “repair” story, not a victory lap. Over the last 12 months, shares are down 85.51%, the kind of drawdown that can turn any rally into a test of overhead supply as prior holders look for exits on strength.

The near-term map is straightforward even if the path isn’t: $1.50 is the nearby area where short rallies often stall first, while $1.00 is the round-number line in the sand. If momentum is real, it needs to defend the latter and start making progress through the former—otherwise, it’s just another bounce in a damaged chart.

Webuy Global Ltd operates a Southeast Asian, community-oriented e-commerce model centered on grocery and travel, leaning into “community e-commerce” where social media users form shopping groups based on shared interests. The pitch is simple: aggregate demand, lower costs, and make social shopping habitual.

Grocery sales through its online platform drive most of the revenue, with packaged tours as an additional offering. The operating reality, though, is that execution depends on scaling engagement and logistics across multiple geographies—specifically Singapore, Indonesia, and Malaysia—where consistency and fulfillment can make or break the customer loop.

WBUY Shares Rise In Regular Trading

WBUY Stock Price Activity: Webuy Global shares were up 14.82% at $1.09 at the time of publication on Monday, according to Benzinga Pro data.

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