Core Viewpoint - Quicktron, a smart logistics technology company based in Wuxi, plans to go public in Hong Kong with a target of raising at least $100 million through an IPO, potentially as early as next year [1] Company Overview - Quicktron was established in 2014 and offers a range of hardware and software products, including mobile robots across four major series: lurking, box-type, forklift-type, and industry-specific machines [1] - The software offerings include intelligent operation systems that enable collaboration between robots and other smart devices across different scenarios [1] Clientele and Market Position - Quicktron serves notable clients such as Alibaba's Cainiao Network, Toyota, Procter & Gamble, and China Post [1] - The company is recognized as the second-largest supplier of smart warehousing robot systems globally [1] Funding and Valuation - In mid-September of the previous year, Quicktron completed a Series D funding round exceeding $100 million, achieving a valuation of $1 billion [1] - Since its inception, Quicktron has completed nine rounds of fundraising, with participation from institutions like Cainiao, SoftBank of Japan, and Saudi Aramco [1]