Group 1: Recent IPO Activity - Six companies, led by two mining firms, went public in the U.S. last week, including three blank check companies [1] - Aura Minerals plans to raise $210 million with a market cap of $2.1 billion, primarily generating revenue from gold and some copper [1] - Almonty Industries aims to raise $75 million with a market cap of approximately $1.5 billion, focusing on tungsten production for the defense industry [1] - Majestic Ideal Holdings, a Chinese supply chain management company, raised $15 million but saw a significant drop in share price, closing down 45% [1][2] Group 2: Upcoming IPO Filings - Three companies submitted initial filings last week, each planning to raise over $100 million: Bullish, Miami International, and Heartflow [2][3] - Avidbank, a California-based commercial bank, filed for a $70 million IPO [3] Group 3: Upcoming IPO Outlook - NIQ Global Intelligence plans to raise $1.1 billion with a market cap of $6.5 billion, serving as a leading provider of consumer intelligence [4][7] - Accelerant aims to raise $550 million with a market cap of $4.2 billion, operating a data-driven risk exchange for professional insurance [5][7] - McGraw Hill plans to raise $500 million with a market cap of $4 billion, focusing on educational publishing and digital learning solutions [5][7] - Carlsmed, a medical technology company, plans to raise $101 million with a market cap of $430 million, specializing in spine surgery solutions [6][7]

Market Overview - The main board saw significant gains with notable stocks such as Yuyin Co. (+10.07%), Times Publishing (+10.02%), and Hengbao Co. (+10.00%) leading the charge [1] - The ChiNext board also performed well, highlighted by Xiongdi Technology (+13.22%) and Shangluo Electronics (+12.74%) [1] - The Sci-Tech Innovation board was led by Lais Information (+4.55%) and Gai Lun Electronics (+4.25%) [1] - The SW Education Publishing sector showed a slight increase of 0.64% [1] Domestic News - TSMC's subsidiary, Caiyu, is aggressively developing super-surface technology to enter the AR glasses market, aiming to expand its consumer product offerings and explore silicon photonics opportunities [1] - Unisoc launched a fully domestically produced enterprise-level PCIe 5.0 SSD, the Unisoc Flash E5200, featuring domestic main control chips and 3D TLC storage particles [1] - UMC announced its collaboration with Intel on a 12nm process, which is a key development plan expected to achieve mass production by 2027 [1] - ASE introduced a new chip-on-wafer bridge technology utilizing TSV to enhance I/O density and thermal performance, addressing increasing bandwidth demands [1] Company Announcements - Kangxi Communication reported a reduction in shareholding by a major shareholder, Pan Bin, who decreased his stake to below 5% by selling 2,293,073 shares [3] - Airong Software announced a cash dividend distribution of 1.50 yuan per 10 shares, totaling 31,332,495 yuan [3] - Huashi Technology received five invention patents for its independently developed products, with a patent term of 20 years [3] - Runze Technology disclosed a reduction in shareholding by major shareholders, who sold 2,457,300 shares, representing 0.1427% of the total share capital [3] Overseas News - New思科技 reported receiving a letter from the U.S. Department of Commerce regarding new export restrictions to China, prohibiting sales and access to certain services [4] - DRAMeXchange reported a significant increase in the average trading price of PC DRAM products, which rose by 27.27% in May [4] - TrendForce indicated that NAND Flash suppliers faced a 15% decline in average selling prices in Q1 2025, with total revenue for the top five brands dropping nearly 24% [4] - AMD plans to launch a new AI chip tailored for the Chinese market, based on the RDNA4 architecture, following Nvidia's similar move [4]