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• Creality has formally launched its Hong Kong initial public offering (IPO), marking one of the biggest public market moves by a 3D printing company in 2026 and offering a new...
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Creality has formally launched its Hong Kong initial public offering (IPO), marking one of the biggest public market moves by a 3D printing company in 2026 and offering a new look at the growing global influence of Chinese additive manufacturing (AM) firms. The Shenzhen-based company plans to raise HK$1.38 billion (roughly US$177 million) through the offering, with trading on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange (HKEX) expected to begin on May 29 under the ticker symbol 3388.HK.
According to Hong Kong IPO filings and other reports, Creality is offering more than 73 million shares at HK$18.80 (US$2.40) per share. The company reportedly opened the public subscription period on May 20, with retail subscriptions expected to close on May 26.
3DPrint.com first reported on Creality’s plans to go public