了不起的“她”：新上市公司中的女性创始人们

Group 1 - In 2025, there were 116 new companies listed on A-shares and 119 on Hong Kong stocks, with sectors including AI chips, semiconductor materials, new energy vehicles, chain consumption, and innovative pharmaceuticals [2][3] - The article highlights the increasing presence of female founders and co-founders in these newly listed companies [3] Group 2 - Moore Threads, co-founded by Zhou Yuan, is a notable GPU startup that went public in December 2025 with an initial market value exceeding 300 billion RMB [5][7] - MiniMax, co-founded by Yuan Yeyi, became the fastest AI model company to complete an IPO in January 2026, with a market value of 2230.11 billion RMB [9][10] - Light Health Group, led by Yang Yin, transitioned from a crowdfunding platform to a digital health service provider, achieving a market value of 157.85 billion RMB after its IPO [15][18] - Aixin Yuan Zhi, founded by Qiu Xiaoxin, became the first Chinese edge AI chip company to go public, with a market value of 146.31 billion RMB [20][23] - Baiao Saitou, co-founded by Ni Jian, went public on the STAR Market with a market value of 346.35 billion RMB, focusing on biopharmaceuticals [25][26] - Muxi Co., Ltd., co-founded by Peng Li, is another GPU company that went public in December 2025, with a market value of 2135.41 billion RMB [30][32] - Baoji Pharmaceutical, co-founded by Wang Zheng, achieved a market value of 291.44 billion RMB after its IPO, focusing on gene-engineered drugs [36][38] - Yunji Technology, founded by Zhi Tao, became the first company in the robot service sector to go public, with a market value of 92.79 billion RMB [42][43] - Haibo Shichuang, with Xu Rui as the only female executive, is a leading provider of electrochemical energy storage solutions, listed on the STAR Market [45][46] - Xuan Zhu Biotech, led by Xu Yanjun, focuses on innovative drug development and went public with a market value of 228.60 billion RMB [48][51] Group 3 - The article emphasizes that the presence of women in entrepreneurial and management roles is growing, with many women becoming founders, partners, and core managers in various companies [53] - The narrative celebrates women's contributions to entrepreneurship, suggesting that their impact extends beyond traditional roles [54]