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1. 2d
   Infinigence AI closes RMB 2.3B C round ahead of confidential Hong Kong IPO filing

   Infinigence AI, a Chinese AI compute-scheduling company, has completed a RMB 2.3 billion Series C round, bringing total funding to roughly RMB 4.3 billion, according to a report republished by Cyzone and originally from Guangzhui Tech. Citing unnamed sources and Bloomberg, the report says the company filed confidentially with the Hong Kong Stock Exchange in early October to raise several hundred million dollars, with CITIC Securities, Haitong International and UBS as sponsors and a listing possibly as early as the first half of 2027; the IPO details have not been confirmed by the company. Infinigence does not make chips or own data centers, saying it manages more than 37,000 P of compute across 16 mainstream chip types, and at WAIC it reframed its business from selling raw compute to selling tokens through a "front store, back factory, one center" model. Rival SiliconFlow, which filed in Hong Kong in June, reported 2025 revenue of RMB 55.33 million (up 653%) alongside a widening net loss of RMB 345 million and gross margin falling from 39.4% to -24%, underscoring the profitability challenge for such intermediaries.

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2. 2d
   Tesla PCB supplier Chaoying files for Hong Kong IPO after H1 loss

   PCB maker Chaoying Electronics filed for a Hong Kong IPO on September 21, 2026, less than a year after its October 24, 2025 Shanghai main-board listing at 17.08 yuan per share, which raised 803 million yuan net. First-half 2026 revenue rose 33.29% year on year to 2.912 billion yuan, but net profit attributable to shareholders swung to a 191 million yuan loss, gross margin fell to 15.21% from 22.02%, the debt-to-asset ratio reached 75.6%, operating cash flow dropped 68.5% to 65.9 million yuan against 1.356 billion yuan of capex. The company counts Tesla, Bosch and Continental among its automotive customers and says it ranked first globally in automotive HDI boards and third in memory-module and AI data-storage PCBs by sales in 2025 and the first half of 2026; data-storage revenue grew 133.5% and telecom/AI-server revenue 64.3%, with dedicated GPU, ASIC and switch-module capacity at its Thailand site slated for 2027.

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   EngineAI launches Engine Plan, opening humanoid robot SDK, models and datasets

   Chinese humanoid robot maker EngineAI announced an embodied-AI ecosystem program called Engine Plan, opening its humanoid robot SDK to global developers and partners while pursuing open co-building of foundation models, datasets and toolchains. According to DoNews, the plan offers both a lightweight fast-development SDK channel and deep-customization access with low-level interfaces and deployment code, plus simulation assets; on the model side it plans to gradually open its self-developed motion-control framework and embodied model weights covering motion control, perception and decision-making. EngineAI also said it will release thousand-hour first-person (ego) and ten-hour real-robot datasets in Q4 2026. The report notes EngineAI shipped about 400 units in 2025 versus 5,168 for AgiBot and over 5,500 for Unitree, per Omdia data cited in Unitree's prospectus, and that its 2026 annual framework orders exceeded RMB 500 million as of January, though framework orders are not equivalent to revenue.

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   MiniMax advances A-share IPO with second CITIC Securities tutoring report

   CITIC Securities published the second progress report on its pre-listing tutoring work for MiniMax's planned A-share initial public offering, covering a tutoring period from July 10 to October 13, 2026. During that period, the intermediaries said they completed full due diligence, held group tutoring sessions and kept regular communication with the company, while pressing MiniMax to clarify its business goals, future development plans and the use of proceeds. CITIC said MiniMax has set up internal governance structures and rules but that execution still has room for improvement, and the next phase will see the tutoring team work with Commerce & Finance Law Offices and Ernst & Young on rectification and preparation for the tutoring acceptance review. Separately, a 36Kr brief citing Shanghai Securities News said Zhipu, MINIMAX and other Hong Kong-listed companies are progressing with plans to return to A-share listing, which industry figures described as rational capital operations based on corporate structure, sci-tech attributes and profit cycles.

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5. Oct 12
   Digital-worker firm Kingwow refiles for Hong Kong IPO, three-year losses hit RMB 531M

   Zhuhai Kingwow Artificial Intelligence has filed again for a main-board listing in Hong Kong, after its first application, dated Dec 15, 2025, lapsed at the six-month mark. The prospectus says that, measured by licences, it had deployed more than 2 million AI digital employees by end-June 2026, serving over 1,600 customers including more than 270 banks and over 130 securities firms. Yet it posted cumulative losses of about RMB 531 million in 2023-2025 and a RMB 109 million net loss in the first half of 2026; the article attributes this to a project-based custom-delivery model (76.9% of 2025 revenue, 44.2% gross margin), shrinking subscription revenue, sales costs reaching 92.1% of revenue, and customer retention falling from 74% in 2023 to 60% with average deal size dropping from RMB 380,000 to RMB 150,000.

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6. Oct 10
   Tencent-backed AI storage vendor XSKY refiles for Hong Kong IPO

   Chinese enterprise AI storage provider XSKY (Beijing Xingchen Tianhe) has updated its prospectus for a second attempt at a Hong Kong main-board listing, after eight funding rounds whose investors include Tencent, Boyu Capital, Qiming Venture Partners and Redpoint China; its post-F+ round valuation was about RMB 4.58 billion. The filing shows the company only turned profitable in 2025, with RMB 7.137 million of profit and just RMB 307,000 in the first half of 2026, while appliance gross margin fell from 25.5% to 18.9%, R&D spending dropped from 65.9% to 22.3% of revenue, and operating cash flow stayed negative. XSKY ranked second in China's distributed AI storage market with a 10.6% share by 2025 installed base, but founders Xu Xin and Wang Haomai face share-redemption obligations if the listing fails.

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