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Ligent Technologies Plans IPO in Hong Kong, Aiming to Raise Up to HKD 5.7 Billion

AI computing network manufacturer Ligent Technologies Inc. plans to conduct an IPO in Hong Kong, intending to issue 172 million shares at an offering price of HKD 32.96 per share, with a total fundraising target of up to HKD 5.7 billion, approximately USD 727 million. The shares are expected to be listed for trading on September 22. (Bloomberg)

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