The Shenzhen-based firm is expanding its D2C model as the AI boom drives demand for high-speed data center connectivity.

Beyond collaborative robots, components are becoming a major part of its business.

In its third IPO attempt, the company appears to be facing a more competitive market than before.

The Chinese startup has filed for a listing on Shanghai’s STAR Market.

Policy support for AI-assisted healthcare could accelerate the company’s platform growth across China.

The Chinese company is seeking funds to expand into integrated home security solutions.

The hog breeder plans to use the proceeds for R&D and overseas expansion, even as margins remain under pressure.

The JD.com subsidiary plans to use proceeds to expand its global infrastructure network as revenue rises and losses narrow.

Wook’s revenue topped RMB 1 billion in 2024 as it expands beyond Indonesia across Southeast Asia.

After building a robust chip stack, the Alibaba subsidiary is ready to test investor appetite in a red-hot market.