According to informed sources, Kimi’s developer, Moon Shadow, is in the early stages of considering an initial public offering (IPO) in Hong Kong, hoping to seize the growing investor interest in artificial intelligence (AI).
Informed sources say the company has already discussed potential IPO matters with China International Capital Corporation (CICC) and Goldman Sachs. They indicated that the specific timing of the IPO is still uncertain.
According to informed sources, related matters are still ongoing, and it is uncertain whether an IPO will ultimately take place. Representatives from Moon Shadow and Goldman Sachs declined to comment, and CICC did not respond to requests for comment.
Previously, Moon Shadow had been raising funds through the private market. Earlier this month, informed sources revealed that Moon Shadow is seeking to raise up to $1 billion, which would value the startup at approximately $18 billion; earlier this year, the company had already secured over $700 million in financing.
Moon Shadow was founded by former Tsinghua University professor Yang Zhiling, with supporters including Alibaba, Tencent Holdings, and Wuyuan Capital. In January, the company released an upgraded version of its flagship product, the Kimi AI model K2.5, which can process text, images, and video simultaneously through a single command, and supports Kimi Claw (the Moon Shadow version of the AI agent OpenClaw).
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According to informed sources, Kimi’s developer, Moon Shadow, is in the early stages of considering an initial public offering (IPO) in Hong Kong, hoping to seize the growing investor interest in artificial intelligence (AI).
Informed sources say the company has already discussed potential IPO matters with China International Capital Corporation (CICC) and Goldman Sachs. They indicated that the specific timing of the IPO is still uncertain.
According to informed sources, related matters are still ongoing, and it is uncertain whether an IPO will ultimately take place. Representatives from Moon Shadow and Goldman Sachs declined to comment, and CICC did not respond to requests for comment.
Previously, Moon Shadow had been raising funds through the private market. Earlier this month, informed sources revealed that Moon Shadow is seeking to raise up to $1 billion, which would value the startup at approximately $18 billion; earlier this year, the company had already secured over $700 million in financing.
Moon Shadow was founded by former Tsinghua University professor Yang Zhiling, with supporters including Alibaba, Tencent Holdings, and Wuyuan Capital. In January, the company released an upgraded version of its flagship product, the Kimi AI model K2.5, which can process text, images, and video simultaneously through a single command, and supports Kimi Claw (the Moon Shadow version of the AI agent OpenClaw).
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