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Alibaba-Backed Robot Maker LimX Said to Plan Up to $300 Million Hong Kong IPO

Bloomberg Markets Tuesday 18 August 2026, 10:18 UTC By Dave Sebastian, Julia Fioretti and Joanne Wong 1 min read
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LimX Dynamics has confidentially filed for a Hong Kong initial public offering to raise as much as $300 million, people familiar with the matter said, adding to a wave of Chinese robotics companies lining up to go public.

LimX Dynamics has confidentially filed for a Hong Kong initial public offering to raise as much as $300 million, people familiar with the matter said, adding to a wave of Chinese robotics companies lining up to go public.
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