Analysis
Unitree made a splash on the STAR market this week but will the music soon stop for China’s Ai listings?
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Editor’s Take: The Week That Was—Aug 17-22
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Chandra Asri to buy Cycle & Carriage's Singapore, Malaysia biz for $208m
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Bitget looks to deepen East Asia presence, expand offerings beyond crypto
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Chinese flash-memory chipmaker YMTC parent targets $4.9b in Shanghai IPO
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Australia's Steadfast agrees to $5.5b buyout bid by KKR-backed consortium
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Deals
The deal enables Chandra Asri to further expand into the region’s mobility sector.
Bitget is moving into equities, commodities and other traditional assets.
IPOs & Markets
The Shanghai Stock Exchange accepted CCSH’s application to list on the STAR Market.
Private Equity
The Steadfast transaction underscores a surge in Australian public-to-private deals.
Greater China
Many firms like Unitree and X Square are developing their own embodied AI foundation models.
Unitree stands out in China’s crowded humanoid-robot field as it already has meaningful revenue and profit.
Rest of Asia
Private equity firm aims to meet more diverse demand with Financial Standard.
India
The proposed IPO comprises a fresh issue of equity shares worth up to Rs 150 crore.
World
BGH offered A$663.1 million ($471.93 million) for EQT Holdings.
