SenseTime, China’s leading artificial intelligence (AI) technology developer, is seeking HK$2.8 billion (US$358.4 million) from a second stock placement in six months to outside investors, following an internal reorganisation to sharpen its industry focus.
The placement “represents a suitable financing option” to support the company’s development and growth, taking into account the recent market conditions, SenseTime said. The company is selling the new shares under a mandate previously approved by its shareholders in June.
The company has hired China International Capital Corp, Goutai Junan International and Huatai International to help find buyers.
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SenseTime CEO expects Hong Kong-listed firm to turn a profit in 2 years with generative AI business
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