DeShare has partnered with DigiFT to launch a SpaceX Pre-IPO asset presale on the Monad network, ensuring secure and transparent investment through 1:1 asset value anchoring. This collaboration expands DeShare's offerings in equity trading for global investors.

Victory Giant, a PCB maker, is set to price its Hong Kong share sale at HK$209.88 per share, aiming to raise HK$17.5 billion. The offering, driven by strong demand, could increase by 15%. Proceeds will mainly fund AI circuit board capacity expansion.

Dunamu and Naver Financial plan to merge by September 30, 2026, and pursue an IPO. Shareholders will exchange shares, with Dunamu becoming a subsidiary of Naver Financial, while merger details await regulatory review.

Edith Sithole Chen Yik-ting, CEO of HKEx, cautions against extending trading hours in Hong Kong, highlighting potential disadvantages for local investors and emphasizing the importance of product offerings over operational hours. She also noted robust IPO interest from international companies and investors.

American Battery Materials increased its IPO size to 2.5 million shares at $6 each, aiming to raise $15 million. The company explores lithium resources in Utah and plans to list on NYSE American, currently traded under "BLTH."

Elice Group, a South Korean AI firm, plans to IPO this year to fund next-gen portable modular data centers. With a revenue increase and a focus on cloud services over education, they aim to expand AI solutions and secure GPU procurement projects.

AgiBot has spun off its quadruped robot division, AgiQuad, which aims for 500 million yuan revenue by 2026 and 10 billion yuan by 2030. This move supports AgiBot's IPO plans in Hong Kong by 2026, amid competition from Unitree Robotics.

Huaqin Technology launched a Hong Kong share offering on April 15, aiming to raise up to HK$4.55 billion. The company, a leader in the global consumer electronics ODM market, targets significant revenue growth through advanced data center designs.

Huaqin Technology will launch its Hong Kong IPO from April 15-20, 2026, offering 58.5 million H-shares. The company aims to raise up to HK$4.463 billion, allocating funds for R&D, manufacturing expansion, and strategic investments.

Deutsche Börse Group invested $200 million in Payward, valuing it at $13.3 billion and gaining 1.5% ownership. This partnership, aimed at bridging traditional finance and crypto, precedes a potential U.S. IPO, despite a lower valuation than previously discussed.