Breaking News: AskMonkey Receives State-Owned Enterprise Support, Plans to Raise HK$347 Million in Hong Kong IPO
The leading AI company, AskMonkey, recently announced its launch of an initial public offering (IPO) on the Main Board of the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, aiming to raise up to HK$347 million. The IPO has attracted two major local state-owned enterprises, Beijing Zhongguancun International and Nanjing Economic and Technological Development Zone, as cornerstone investors, subscribing for approximately HK$95 million worth of shares each, showcasing their substantial support. The company aims to expand the scale of its AI flagship model "Sequence Monkey" and accelerate the market penetration of AI solutions. It is expected to officially debut on April 24th, with the market anticipating AskMonkey to become the first "AI Growth Concept" stock in the Hong Kong stock market, heralding a new chapter in AI concept stocks.
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