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Baidu subsidiary Kunlunxin seeks US$50B IPO valuation, asks investors to buy its chips

Lily Hess

Lily Hess

, DIGITIMES, Taipei

Jun 29, 2026, 17:12 0

Credit: AFP

Kunlunxin, the semiconductor subsidiary of Chinese search engine giant Baidu, is targeting a US$50 billion valuation for its Hong Kong public offering...

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