xFusion clears review for planned $1.2 billion Shenzhen IPO

The Chinese AI-server maker advanced its plan to raise 8 billion yuan on Shenzhen’s ChiNext market after an exchange review.

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Source published 13 Nov 2026 · Briefing published 14 November 2026

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xFusion cleared a Shenzhen Stock Exchange review for a planned initial public offering that could raise 8 billion yuan, about $1.2 billion, Reuters reported. The AI-server maker is seeking a listing on the technology-focused ChiNext board.

During the review, exchange officials questioned the company about margins and the sustainability of its performance. Approval of the review advances the transaction, but does not by itself complete the offering or establish its final valuation.

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