Range Intelligent Computing Technology Group Co., a company specializing in business services for data centers in China, is weighing the possibility of a second listing on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, according to individuals familiar with the company’s plans.
The company, which currently operates within China’s rapidly expanding cloud and data infrastructure sector, is seeking to diversify its capital-raising options and increase its exposure to international investors through the Hong Kong market. A dual listing could offer Range Intelligence increased liquidity and valuation benefits, while also aligning with strategic goals of greater visibility in Asia’s financial hubs.
While specific details such as the timeline of the listing or the expected amount to be raised have not been disclosed, the move would follow a trend among Chinese technology and infrastructure firms looking to raise additional funds amid growing domestic demand for server capacity, cloud computing, and AI-driven systems.
Range Intelligent Computing Technology Group has reportedly engaged advisors for preliminary discussions but has not made a final decision. The deliberations remain confidential, and the company may choose not to proceed. A formal announcement would be made should the plan move forward.
The potential listing comes amid broader uncertainties surrounding China’s technology landscape and regulatory environment, prompting companies to tap into international markets to support growth and mitigate risk.
A Hong Kong listing would not only provide additional capital but also help Range Intelligence tap into a broader investor base, as the city remains a crucial gateway for Chinese firms seeking access to global markets.
Range Intelligent Computing Technology Group has yet to comment publicly on the reports.
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