The listing, expected to take place on July 30, is the latest in a recent run of blockbuster debuts from Chinese AI-related companies in Hong Kong, indicating optimism for China's ambitions in the sector.
A Chinese manufacturer of optical components for AI data centres on Wednesday started taking orders for a listing that could be Hong Kong's biggest in nearly seven years.
The Shenzhen-listed Zhongji InnoLight said in a market filing that it was seeking to raise up to HK$55 billion (US$7 billion) on the Hong Kong stock exchange.
That would mark the city's largest share sale since Chinese tech behemoth Alibaba's mega US$12.9 billion listing in 2019.
Zhongji InnoLight is the world's largest maker of optical transceivers, according to its listing document.
