Special-listing case emerges through technology exports… CXMT pursues a listing worth 6trillion5,000hundred million
7Month 9day: A special-listing case involving a domestic biotech company that highlighted its technology-export performance and news that China’s D-RAM company CXMT is pursuing an IPO worth 1ranked6trillion5,000hundred million won were reported. Reports also covered expanded cooperation with startups, participation by delivery platforms in an evaluation of shared growth, and collaboration between construction companies and startups.
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7Month 9day: A special-listing case involving a domestic biotech company that cited its technology-export performance and news that China’s D-RAM company CXMT is pursuing a large-scale initial public offering emerged at the same time. From an investor perspective, new listings and global semiconductor capital flows are matters of interest.1)
A case was reported in which a domestic biotech company met the requirements for special listing by highlighting its technology-export performance. This case is notable for presenting technology-export performance as the basis for listing.
China’s semiconductor company CXMT said it had begun to advance its IPO process in earnest. The company plans to raise 6trillion5,000hundred million won.
The Science and Technology Specialist Officer Support Center announced that it had successfully completed the '2026 Militech Startup Camp.' The main purposes of the camp were to commercialize Militech startups and advance their technologies.
The Ministry of SMEs and Startups and Enterprise Singapore said they had agreed to expand cooperation between startups. The two sides agreed to strengthen exchanges and investment linkages.
A domestic delivery platform 3 company said it had participated in the first win-win growth assessment. The assessment system was applied for the first time to promote mutually beneficial competition among platforms.
Hyundai Engineering & Construction announced that it would cooperate with 12 startups for AI-based safety training. The initiative includes applying AI technology to safety education and on-site management.
This report covered practical news across capital markets and industry, including IPO plans, semiconductor offerings, startup support and international cooperation, platform win-win growth, and construction-industry partnerships with startups.