Roborock Eyes Hong Kong Listing Amid Strategic Expansion Moves
April 28, 2025, 2:20 am
Xiaomi-backed robotic vacuum brand Roborock is reportedly weighing a Hong Kong listing as part of its expansion strategy. Sources indicate the move is aimed at tapping into broader investment pools and boosting its profile in a competitive market, sparking keen interest among tech analysts and investors alike.
Roborock, founded in 2014 and backed by Xiaomi Corp, went public in Shanghai in 2020.
Xiaomi-Backed Robot Vacuum Brand Roborock Is Said to Consider Hong Kong Listing Bloomberg.com
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