Hong Kong IPOs typically allow several days for retail and institutional demand to be collected before pricing and allocation are finalized ahead of the listing.
DEEPZERO plans to issue 9.068 million H shares as part of a global offering structure.
The shares are divided into two tranches:
This 10/90 split is common in Hong Kong IPOs. Retail investors in Hong Kong apply through the public tranche, while global institutional investors typically participate through the international tranche.
The company has set an indicative price range of:
Using the midpoint of HK$49.50 per share, the offering would raise around HK$449 million in gross proceeds before underwriting fees and listing expenses.
DEEPZERO shares will trade in board lots of 100 shares, which is the standard trading unit on the Hong Kong exchange.
At the top end of the price range, the minimum application amount is approximately HK$5,605.97, including brokerage and regulatory transaction levies typically applied to Hong Kong IPO subscriptions.
Headquartered in Beijing, DeepZero Technology develops decision‑AI technology for marketing and business optimization. Its tools focus on helping companies analyze data, automate marketing decisions, and improve customer acquisition efficiency.
The company filed its listing prospectus with the Hong Kong Stock Exchange as part of its effort to expand financing channels and support growth in AI‑driven marketing services.
Although the offering is relatively modest in size compared with major technology listings, it arrives during a period when AI companies from mainland China are increasingly choosing Hong Kong as a capital‑raising venue.
For investors, attention will likely center on:
Those factors will help determine how the stock performs when trading is expected to begin on 27 May 2026.