The funding will support the Xpeng subsidiary in scaling production of its modular eVTOL vehicle.

Data shows USD 5.4 billion raised in 2025, just a quarter of the 2021 peak.

Petrochemical, tech, and shipping companies are all grappling with the Strait of Hormuz blockage.

A Chinese charging infrastructure company led the latest investment.

A restructuring will see more than half of its employees depart as focus shifts toward Flyme, AI software, and automotive systems.

As brands scale into international chains, infrastructure providers such as Sunmi emerge as key enablers.

The video generation platform is expanding globally from Singapore after building early traction with consumer users.

The company is preparing multicenter trials as brain-computer interface technology moves closer to clinical deployment.

Policy changes could encourage emerging consumer brands to list domestically instead of in Hong Kong or overseas.

South Korea, Japan shares lead regional decline as fears of protracted war weigh on markets.

Profits from its domestic mobility operations are funding international expansion and autonomous driving investment.

The Hong Kong carrier eyes a fuel surcharge hike, while Qantas and other peers rush to adjust.

AI and new EV models feature in the automaker’s plans to regain momentum in 2026.

Traffic acquisition and revenue-sharing fees are weighing on profitability as the company scales Bigo Ads.

Record deliveries and a richer product mix pushed the automaker into profit, but the turnaround remains incomplete.

Energy storage and new infrastructure projects are expanding, but the company’s core battery segment remained its main driver in 2025.

Heavy investment in emerging segments weighs on the group’s profitability.

The results did little to excite investors despite expanding margins.

The underlying economics of Shopee, Monee, and Garena may be behind the selloff.

Investors are taking an upbeat view as the AI firm delivers its first earnings report following its Hong Kong listing.

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.

The ODM plans to deploy IPO proceeds to parlay its capabilities into emerging categories, including smart glasses.

The Hunan-based snack retailer aims to raise up to USD 500 million as Hong Kong’s IPO pipeline picks up speed.

After gaining momentum overseas, the company is seeking to persuade investors ahead of a potential Hong Kong listing.

The Chinese chipmaker has built a vertically integrated GPGPU ecosystem, and now seeks new capital to scale it.