New Stock News | Mint (MIMI.US): Intends to return to Hong Kong for a second listing but will not do so in the short term.

Mint (MIMI.US) Chairman and CEO, Chen Hailong, stated that due to the improving market sentiment and the recovery of the retail market, the company is expected to turn losses into profits this year. Mint is considering financing and may introduce other investors, but there are no specific plans yet. Additionally, he mentioned that he would like to have a second listing in Hong Kong, but believes it won't happen in the short term. Mint is an interior design and renovation company from Hong Kong, which is strategically transitioning into an artificial intelligence (AI) and Siasun Robot & Automation technology company. Its business is divided into two main segments: traditional interior design business (current main source of revenue) and AI/Siasun Robot & Automation new business (strategic focus and growth engine). Mint's wholly-owned subsidiary, Axonex Intelligence Limited (AXONEX), is showcasing a total of six different series of robots at an exhibition from today until this Thursday, including the latest production model of the semi-humanoid robot, NEX. NEX is a semi-humanoid robot that combines NVIDIA Jetson AGX Orin with the independently developed AX-CORE database, equipped with AI visual recognition and grasping algorithms, capable of recognizing over a hundred different scenes, objects, and actions. Its modular control architecture supports independent and precise coordination of wheel chassis, body arms, and dexterous hands to achieve high-difficulty grasping tasks. Chen Hailong estimates that NEX will sell 50-100 units this year, targeting markets such as Hong Kong, Japan, and Southeast Asia, with each unit priced at tens of thousands of dollars, mainly focusing on the retail industry.