China’s robotics IPO wave gains steam as 2 more firms eye Hong Kong listings
Two Chinese robotics startups are planning initial public offerings (IPOs) in Hong Kong as early as next year. These Hangzhou-based firms, both founded by former Alibaba executives, are part of a growing trend of embodied artificial intelligence companies seeking public listings.

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AI-generatedTwo Chinese robotics startups are planning initial public offerings (IPOs) in Hong Kong as early as next year. These Hangzhou-based firms, both founded by former Alibaba executives, are part of a growing trend of embodied artificial intelligence companies seeking public listings. One of these companies, Infiforce Technology Group, is raising capital for a potential Hong Kong IPO. This development reinforces Hong Kong's position as a significant fundraising center for China's expanding technology sector, as these companies aim to scale up their production.
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4 extractedThe two firms are based in Hangzhou and were founded by former Alibaba Group Holding executives.
Infiforce Technology Group is developing a cognitive system for robots called 'AtomBrain'.
Two Chinese robotics start-ups confirmed plans for initial public offerings in Hong Kong as early as next year.
Infiforce Technology Group is raising capital ahead of a potential Hong Kong listing.