Extreme Vision Targets HK$499M in Hong Kong AI IPO

Edgen Stock·Mar 20 2026, 00:10

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Artificial intelligence firm Extreme Vision Technology announced its plan for a Hong Kong initial public offering, aiming to raise significant capital for growth. The listing will test investor appetite for AI hardware and platform companies as peers with strong software-as-a-service models show robust growth on the exchange.

Extreme Vision plans to raise approximately HK$499 million by offering 12.5 million shares at HK$40 per share.
The company's stock is expected to begin trading on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange on March 30th.
The IPO follows strong performance from other specialist AI firms like Yunji Technology, whose AI agent revenue grew 194.1% in its last fiscal year, setting a high bar for software-driven growth.

On March 20th, artificial intelligence company Extreme Vision Technology disclosed its plans for a Hong Kong initial public offering to raise approximately HK$499 million. The AI visual algorithm platform will offer around 12.5 million shares priced at HK$40 each. The capital is earmarked for research, development, and expansion within the competitive AI sector. Trading is expected to commence on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange on March 30th.

IPO Follows Strong AI Software Growth From HKEX Peers

Extreme Vision's public debut arrives as investors are closely watching the performance of other specialist technology firms listed in Hong Kong. For instance, robotics AI company Yunji Technology (2670.HK) reported a 194.1% explosion in its AI-driven agent application revenue for 2025, fueled by a 925% increase in subscription clients for its HDOS system. This performance highlights a clear market preference for scalable, recurring software revenue models. Investors will be looking for signs that Extreme Vision can deliver similar software-centric growth beyond its core algorithm platform to justify its valuation.

Extreme Vision Sets HK$40 Share Price for HK$499 Million IPO

IPO Follows Strong AI Software Growth From HKEX Peers