DeepSeek is set to list shares on the Shanghai Stock Exchange. The move could happen as soon as 2026. The aim is a record-breaking $71 billion company value once trading begins. The firm is also raising fresh $1.5 billion in extra funding. Early reports suggest more backing will come in before any public float. The startup’s founder sits high in China’s AI wealth lists. But Beijing maintains tight control over board decisions.
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DeepSeek explores $71 billion funding round, prepares China IPO: Bloomberg - Investing.com
DeepSeek explores $71 billion funding round, prepares China IPO: Bloomberg Investing.com
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DeepSeek Founder Tops AI Wealth List as Beijing Holds the Only Board Vote - Tech Times
DeepSeek Founder Tops AI Wealth List as Beijing Holds the Only Board Vote Tech Times
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DeepSeek is preparing for IPO filing as soon as this year - BusinessLine
DeepSeek is preparing for IPO filing as soon as this year BusinessLine
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DeepSeek prepares for IPO filing as soon as 2027, targets US$71 billion valuation: FT - The Business Times
DeepSeek prepares for IPO filing as soon as 2027, targets US$71 billion valuation: FT The Business Times
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DeepSeek in talks to raise $1.5b at $71b valuation - Tech in Asia
DeepSeek in talks to raise $1.5b at $71b valuation Tech in Asia