Anker Innovation Technology Co. submitted an IPO application to the Hong Kong Stock Exchange on June 3, appointing CICC, Goldman Sachs and JPMorgan as joint sponsors. The consumer electronics company did not disclose the proposed deal size, offer price or listing timeline in the filing.
Anker Innovation Technology Co. filed for a Hong Kong IPO on June 3, tapping CICC, Goldman Sachs and JPMorgan as joint sponsors.
"The company has submitted an application to the Stock Exchange of Hong Kong for the listing of its shares on the Main Board," according to the prospectus filed with the exchange.
The Shenzhen-based company, best known for its charging accessories and portable power products under the Anker brand, did not disclose the proposed deal size, offer price range or a target listing date. The filing also omitted financial results, valuation metrics and a proposed ticker symbol.
The listing would give Anker access to international capital markets and provide a liquidity event for its existing shareholders. First-day trading will test investor appetite for Chinese consumer technology companies pursuing Hong Kong listings.
The IPO filing signals confidence in Anker's growth trajectory as it expands beyond charging accessories into audio, smart home and solar products. Investors will watch for the company's updated prospectus, which will include financial details and a proposed valuation range.
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