Unitree has priced its IPO on Shanghai’s Star Market at 150.8 yuan per share, aiming to raise 6.1 billion yuan. DeepSeek invested 141 million yuan and partnered to co-develop AI models.
Ant Digital Technologies is preparing a pre-IPO financing round, while database developer OceanBase seeks external equity funding. These moves highlight Ant Group's strategy to build independent capital structures for its spun-off units after its 2020 aborted IPO.
Unitree Robotics, a Hangzhou-based firm, announced its initial public offering (IPO) on Shanghai's Star Market next week, planning to sell 40.45 million shares. This move is part of a broader trend among Chinese robotics start-ups racing to go public amidst intense rivalry with US counterparts.
Chinese memory giant CXMT is proceeding with its Shanghai listing, with a share offering expected to raise at least $4.3 billion. This move positions CXMT as a key player challenging global leaders in the growing memory-chip market, driven by AI demand.
China's CXMT is set for a 29.5 billion yuan IPO on Shanghai's Star Market. The memory chipmaker benefits from a global shortage driven by AI demand, reporting a 719% revenue jump in Q1. CXMT is securing orders from tech giants like Tencent and ByteDance, and Apple is lobbying for clearance to buy from them.
SMIC is acquiring a minority stake in SMNC, a 12-inch wafer foundry service provider, with shareholders including the state-backed Big Fund. This move aims to enhance SMIC's asset quality, improve business synergies, and address its production capacity shortages, according to company filings and an industry expert.
The Shanghai Stock Exchange has updated listing rules for unprofitable AI firms, allowing them to go public on the Star Market if they have an anticipated market cap of at least 4 billion yuan and clear commercialization plans. This aims to support high-quality AI companies amid intense global competition.
The Shanghai Stock Exchange has updated listing rules for unprofitable AI firms, allowing them to go public on the Star Market if they meet criteria like a 4 billion yuan market cap and clear commercialization plans. This aims to support high-quality AI companies amid intense global competition.
The Shanghai Stock Exchange (SSE) has updated listing rules for unprofitable AI firms, allowing LLM developers to go public on the Star Market with an anticipated market cap of at least 4 billion yuan and clear commercialization plans. The move aims to support high-quality AI companies amid intense global competition.
Shanghai-based GPU designer MetaX announced plans for a Hong Kong listing, aiming to raise capital for R&D, expansion, and strategic investments. The proposed H-share offering, representing up to 5% of enlarged capital, follows its recent debut on Shanghai's Star Market.
Hangzhou-based Unitree has cleared a key hearing for its IPO on Shanghai's Star Market, aiming to raise 4.2 billion yuan. The company's move follows competitors also seeking public listings, signaling a potential surge in investor interest for robotics equities.
Unitree Robotics reports a 53% drop in Q1 adjusted profit to 40.3M yuan, despite 68% revenue growth to 422.8M yuan, citing increased expenses and fierce competition in the humanoid robot sector ahead of its Star Market IPO hearing.
SMIC has received final regulatory approval to acquire the remaining 49% of its Beijing foundry unit, SMNC, in a share-based deal valued at US$5.97 billion. This move aims to consolidate SMIC's position in the semiconductor market.
