Intelligent Hotel Group Ltd is a Nevada incorporated company that was originally established under the name YCQH Agricultural Technology Co Ltd. On May 6 2025 the company filed a certificate of amendment to change its name to Intelligent Hotel Group Ltd after board approval on April 15 2025. Prior to the name change the firm operated in bio carbon based fertilizer trading sourcing products from producers in China and selling them to customers mainly in the People's Republic of China. The company later expanded into online retail through an ecommerce platform offering healthcare cosmetics fashion household goods and other daily use items. In April 2023 it entered the beauty products trading business retailing beauty items sourced directly from Chinese producers. As of the date of this report the company has ceased all operations in those three areas and is actively evaluating acquisition targets in hotel cinema green energy and automotive sectors to pursue long term growth. Management believes that entering these new sectors will align with its long term growth objectives and provide sustainable value for shareholders.

Historically the company generated revenue from the sale of bio carbon based fertilizer products through its subsidiary and from the sale of consumer goods via an ecommerce platform. It also earned revenue from beauty products traded directly with producers in China. As of the date of this report the company does not engage in any revenue generating activities and has no stable source of income. The firm states that it may require substantial capital to support due diligence efforts fund potential acquisitions cover ongoing operating expenses and establish the infrastructure and personnel needed to launch or integrate new businesses. Management is pursuing potential acquisitions and partnerships to create future revenue streams in targeted industries such as hotel cinema green energy and automotive. Any completed transaction is expected to provide a new operating base and generate sales that will support the company’s long term objectives.

In its former bio carbon based fertilizer business the company competed in a highly tense Chinese fertilizer market where many manufacturers distributors and wholesalers possessed greater financial and non financial resources manufacturing capacity well established business models distribution channels and brand recognition. The competitive environment of China's fertilizer industry is described as very tense despite its considerable market size. For its former online retail business the firm operated as a third party seller on established ecommerce platforms that hosted thousands of similar offerings. As a result it faced intense competition from major national and international brands as well as numerous small and medium sized merchants operating within the same ecosystem. The online consumer goods market in China is characterized as intensely competitive and price sensitive. Its former beauty products trading business encountered comparable price sensitive market conditions and relied on the same third party seller model. This model limited the company’s ability to differentiate its offerings and to build a distinctive brand identity. Overall the firm lacked a clear competitive advantage in those sectors and struggled to achieve significant market share.

The company’s former bio carbon based fertilizer customers were primarily agricultural producers and farms located in the People's Republic of China that sought soil improvement and yield enhancement products. These customers used the fertilizer to enhance soil fertility increase crop yields improve soil structure water retention and nutrient efficiency. Its online retail business served general consumers purchasing healthcare cosmetics fashion household goods and other daily use items through the ecommerce platform. The beauty products trading business catered to consumers mainly in the People's Republic of China looking for personal care items such as skincare and cosmetics. No specific customer names are disclosed in the filing. In general the firm’s client base consisted of domestic Chinese entities ranging from farms to individual shoppers.