According to market news, BrainCo (hereinafter referred to as"BrainCo" has secretly submitted its initial public offering (IPO) to the Hong Kong Stock Exchange (IPO) application, this issuance is jointly sponsored by CICC and UBS, with a proposed fundraising scale potentially reaching several hundred million US dollars.。Despite The Science and Technology Innovation Board Daily's request for confirmation on this matter from BrainCo, as of the time of publication, the company has not made any response.

Last week, BrainCoJust nowAnnouncing the completion of approximately20Hundreds of Millions in New Round of Financing, Setting a Record in the Field Except for Musk'sNeuralinkThe second-largest single financing record globally outside of。This round of financing was led byIDGCapital, Walden International (IntelCEOLed by top institutions such as Lih Wu Chen (Founder of Lih Wu Capital), Lens Technology, and Lingyi Intelligence, with participation from industry capitals including Will Semiconductor, Runze Technology, Huazhu Group, TAL Education Group, as well as top family offices from Hong Kong, China, and the United States. The investor lineup spans giants across multiple fields including semiconductors, consumer electronics, hospitality education, and financial investment.

According to Tianyancha data, the financing history of BrainCo can be traced back to2016Year Angel Round andPre-ARound of financing,2019Year Completed4Billion US dollarsAPost-round financing valuation soars,2025Completed the Dow Technology in the same year3000Million USDPre-BRound, Sanqi Interactive Entertainment2000Million USDBRound of Financing。

This technology company, incubated by Harvard University's Innovation Lab, was founded by Han Bicheng.2015Year2Founded in [Month], focusing on the research and development of non-invasive brain-computer interface technology, it has launched breakthrough products such as intelligent bionic limbs and Brain-Computer Intelligent Sleep Devices. In collaboration withNeuralin"Different from 'invasive' ones, BrainCo mainly focuses on non-invasive brain-computer interfaces, which are safer and have relatively lower thresholds for commercial implementation. Han Bicheng stated that in the future5To10Within the year, plans to assist100Assistance for 10,000 individuals with limb disabilities1000Rehabilitation for Alzheimer's disease, autism, and insomnia patients.

Despite the company's temporary lack of responseIPORumors have it, but this round of financing and IPO moves has triggered a new wave of market discussions on the commercialization process of brain-computer interfaces. If BrainCo successfully goes public, it will not only inject strong momentum into the company's technology research and development but also potentially drive a revaluation of the entire brain-computer interface industry chain.