Paxini Begins A-Share IPO Guidance, Secures Over 4 Billion Yuan in Funding
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On September 20, Paxini Artificial Intelligence Technology (Beijing) Co., Ltd. registered for IPO guidance with the Beijing Securities Regulatory Bureau, with Guotai Junan as the advisory institution. The company confirmed that all information will be based on official announcements.
Founded in June 2021, Paxini focuses on multidimensional tactile sensing technology and embodied intelligent robots. In July, the company completed its restructuring and relocated to Beijing. Recently, Paxini announced it secured over 4 billion Yuan in Series B++ financing, bringing its total funding to over 40 billion Yuan and its valuation to over 10 billion Yuan.
Paxini's core technology involves multidimensional tactile sensors, essential for robots to perform precise operations by integrating visual and tactile feedback. The company’s products are already in mass production, potentially making it easier to meet IPO review requirements. The progress of Paxini's IPO will serve as a key indicator for the market valuation of tactile sensing technology in the capital market.
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Paxini Initiates A-Share IPO Guidance, Secures Over 4 Billion Yuan in Funding with Valuation Exceeding 10 Billion Yuan
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