近日，轻松健康集团IPO获证监会备案，为赴港上市铺平道路。 这家公司乍听陌生，旗下此前业务可能更为人熟悉轻松筹。"家人突然罹患重病，无法承担高额费用，请好心人帮帮 我们……"过去十多年，这样的求助信息频繁刷屏朋友圈，成为无数家庭在绝境中寻求希望的出口。 总部位于北京，公司创始人杨胤曾任职于IDG Inc。2014年她看好移动互联网浪潮的机会，转身入局创业。直至去年， 轻松健康集团选择剥离轻松筹等业务，如今杨胤带着公司终于走到了IPO门前。 从轻松筹到轻松健康 她带队IPO了 杨胤，早年毕业于北京信息工程学院。招股书显示，她曾就职于IBM中国分部，后于2002年加入IDG Inc.(该公司其后 于2017年被IDG Capital Partners收购)，最后出任职位为副总裁。 转折出现在2014年，众筹成为互联网创业风口，她以天使投资人的身份投资了轻松筹。那时她的想法很简单，通过科 技和互联网的力量，汇聚小钱成就梦想。很快，杨胤辞去了IDG职位，以CEO身份加入轻松筹，正式踏上创业之路。 基于微信和移动端的模式，公司初期吸引了一批尝鲜用户，不过多围绕智能硬件、农产品等项目。直到那年底，轻松 筹出现了一个"拯救 ...

来源：市场资讯 （来源：投资界） 上市梦。 近日，轻松健康集团IPO获证监会备案，为赴港上市铺平道路。 这家公司乍听陌生，旗下此前业务可能更为人熟悉——轻松筹。"家人突然罹患重病，无法承担高额费 用，请好心人帮帮我们……"过去十多年，这样的求助信息频繁刷屏朋友圈，成为无数家庭在绝境中寻 求希望的出口。 总部位于北京，公司创始人杨胤曾任职于IDG Inc。2014年她看好移动互联网浪潮的机会，转身入局创 业。直至去年，轻松健康集团选择剥离轻松筹等业务，如今杨胤带着公司终于走到了IPO门前。 从轻松筹到轻松健康 她带队IPO了 杨胤，早年毕业于北京信息工程学院。招股书显示，她曾就职于IBM中国分部，后于2002年加入IDG Inc.(该公司其后于2017年被IDG Capital Partners收购)，最后出任职位为副总裁。 轻松健康创始人、董事长、执行董事兼首席执行官 杨胤 转折出现在2014年，众筹成为互联网创业风口，她以天使投资人的身份投资了轻松筹。那时她的想法很 简单，通过科技和互联网的力量，汇聚小钱成就梦想。很快，杨胤辞去了IDG职位，以CEO身份加入轻 松筹，正式踏上创业之路。 基于微信和移动端的模 ...

近日，轻松健康集团IPO获证监会备案，为赴港上市铺平道路。 这家公司乍听陌生，旗下此前业务可能更为人熟悉——轻松筹。"家人突然罹患重病，无法承担高额费用，请好心人帮帮我们……"过 去十多年，这样的求助信息频繁刷屏朋友圈，成为无数家庭在绝境中寻求希望的出口。 总部位于北京，公司创始人杨胤曾任职于IDG Inc。2014年她看好移动互联网浪潮的机会，转身入局创业。直至去年，轻松健康集团 选择剥离轻松筹等业务，如今杨胤带着公司终于走到了IPO门前。 从轻松筹到轻松健康，她带队IPO了 杨胤，早年毕业于北京信息工程学院。招股书显示，她曾就职于IBM中国分部，后于2002年加入IDG Inc.(该公司其后于2017年被IDG Capital Partners收购)，最后出任职位为副总裁。 轻松健康创始人、董事长、执行董事兼首席执行官 杨胤 转折出现在2014年，众筹成为互联网创业风口，她以天使投资人的身份投资了轻松筹。那时她的想法很简单，通过科技和互联网的力 量，汇聚小钱成就梦想。很快，杨胤辞去了IDG职位，以CEO身份加入轻松筹，正式踏上创业之路。 基于微信和移动端的模式，公司初期吸引了一批尝鲜用户，不过多围绕智能硬 ...

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the upcoming IPO of Qingsong Health Group, which has paved the way for its listing in Hong Kong after receiving approval from the China Securities Regulatory Commission. The company, previously known for its crowdfunding platform Qingsongchou, has shifted its focus towards comprehensive health services and insurance solutions [2][3][8]. Company Overview - Qingsong Health Group, founded by Yang Yin, initially gained recognition through its crowdfunding platform Qingsongchou, which helped families raise funds for medical expenses. The company has evolved from its original business model to focus on digital health services and insurance [3][8]. - Yang Yin, the founder and CEO, transitioned from a career in investment to entrepreneurship in 2014, leveraging the rise of mobile internet to create a platform that connects individuals in need of financial assistance with potential donors [7][8]. Business Model and Financial Performance - The company has positioned itself as a one-stop platform for digital health services and health insurance solutions, offering services such as screening, medical appointment services, and health products [11]. - Revenue figures for Qingsong Health Group show a growth trajectory, with revenues of RMB 393.6 million in 2022, RMB 489.96 million in 2023, and projected revenues of RMB 945 million for 2024. The adjusted net profits for the same periods were RMB 149 million, RMB 146 million, and RMB 8.44 million respectively [11][12]. - The insurance services, launched in December 2016, have contributed significantly to the company's revenue, accounting for 81.5% of total revenue in 2022, while health services have seen an increase in revenue contribution from 15.2% in 2022 to 65.3% in 2024 [12]. Market Position and User Base - Qingsong Health Group has established a substantial user base, with 170 million registered users and partnerships with 86 pharmaceutical companies, offering a total of 294 insurance products from 58 insurance partners [13]. - The company has completed eight rounds of financing, raising approximately $126 million, with notable investors including IDG Capital, Sunshine Insurance, and Tencent [13]. Industry Context - The crowdfunding model for medical expenses has faced increasing competition and regulatory scrutiny, leading companies like Qingsong Health and Waterdrop to pivot towards insurance and health management services to ensure sustainability and profitability [17]. - The regulatory environment has evolved, with new guidelines requiring platforms to ensure the authenticity of fundraising requests and manage funds through dedicated accounts, reflecting a shift towards greater accountability in the industry [17].