NASN TECH launches HK IPO to raise up to HKD644 million

NASN TECH (02261.HK) launched its Hong Kong IPO, offering 57.59 million H shares at HKD10.42-HKD11.18 to raise up to HKD644 million.

The autonomous driving motion control solutions provider announced the offer terms in its IPO filing, with Guotai Haitong and BOCI acting as joint sponsors. The company supplies motion control systems for autonomous driving applications, a segment of the smart vehicle supply chain that has drawn sustained interest from Hong Kong investors.

The Hong Kong public offering accounts for about 10 percent of the global offer, with the international placing covering the remaining 90 percent. The board lot is 100 shares, requiring an entry fee of approximately HKD1,129.27. Based on the median offer price of HKD10.8, net proceeds are estimated at approximately HKD554 million. Cornerstone investor commitments, oversubscription ratios, and the use of proceeds breakdown have not yet been disclosed.

The subscription period runs from 30 July to 4 August, with listing expected on 7 August. The offer structure allocates the bulk of shares to international investors, while the 10 percent retail tranche gives local investors access at a board lot cost of roughly HKD1,129. Final pricing will be determined by demand during the subscription window, with the company expected to set the offer price within the indicated range before listing.

The IPO adds to a growing roster of technology and smart mobility companies seeking Hong Kong listings, as the exchange positions itself as a hub for autonomous driving and related supply chain firms. For NASN TECH, the listing provides access to public capital markets to fund motion control technology development and expansion.

First-day trading on 7 August will test institutional demand for the autonomous driving sector. Investors will assess the company's valuation relative to listed peers in motion control and autonomous driving once pricing is finalized, with the listing date serving as the next key catalyst.

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