Sako Micro's physical stores in Huaqiangbei employ a "dual-track" strategy, with both tracks operating in close coordination to create a virtuous cycle where online and offline channels mutually empower and reinforce each other.

1.On one hand, the company leverages its vast online traffic to support the operations of its offline stores. Sako Micro's product portfolio has already achieved a diversified and matrix-based layout, covering a wide range of models to meet the varied needs of diverse customers. The two of its websites alone attract up to 300,000 daily visitors—a figure that reflects a steady stream of potential business opportunities. Among these visitors, many customers have urgent needs for goods and require rapid delivery. The Huaqiangbei stores are ideally positioned to meet this demand: customers can inspect products and pick up orders on-site, eliminating the need to wait for logistics. At the same time, our team members can seize this opportunity to engage in face-to-face conversations with customers, gaining insights into their other potential needs and thereby laying the groundwork for deeper collaborative partnerships.

2.On the other hand, Sakewei operates a central warehouse in the Longhua District, arranging two daily direct shipments via HuoLaLa to Huaqiangbei. This approach ensures an extremely rapid response time, guaranteeing ample product availability for its physical stores and timely restocking. Consequently, despite their compact floor space, these offline stores handle a high volume of goods, which significantly facilitates the swift introduction of new brands and product models to customers. This advantage is irreplaceable by a purely online business model and represents a key strategic value of Sakewei's physical store presence in Huaqiangbei.