According to 1M AI News , Yao Gaoyuan, a deputy to the National People's Congress and mayor of Hangzhou, revealed at an open group meeting of the Zhejiang delegation today that four of Hangzhou's "six little dragons" companies are striving for listing, and most of these companies maintained triple-digit growth in revenue or output value last year.
The "Six Little Dragons" refer to DeepSeek, an AI large-scale model company; Unitree Robotics and Cloud Deep Technology, robotics companies; Game Science, a game developer; BrainPower, a brain-computer interface company; and GroupCore Technology (the parent company of Kujiale), a spatial intelligence platform.
Previously released information indicated that the four companies aiming for an IPO were: Qunhe Technology, which submitted its listing application to the Hong Kong Stock Exchange for the third time in February of this year; Unitree Technology, which has completed its listing guidance; Cloud Deep Technology, which started its listing guidance in December of last year; and Brainpower Technology, which submitted its Hong Kong IPO application confidentially. DeepSeek and Game Science have not yet publicly disclosed their capital operation plans.
Yao Gaoyuan also stated that Hangzhou has established the "Runmiao Fund" with an investment period of up to 20 years to support the growth of technology startups, with the goal of making Hangzhou an incubator for technology "little dragons".
