The company, known for its dominant share in the mobile charging market, is offering 46.6 million shares priced at a ceiling of HK$99.32. This move follows a broader trend of Chinese firms seeking capital in Hong Kong to fund international growth. Anker draws nearly 97% of its revenue from overseas, specifically targeting U.S. and European consumers with a portfolio that spans robot vacuums, security cameras, and audio equipment.

Prominent institutional backers including UBS, Schroders, Jane Street, and Franklin Templeton have committed as cornerstone investors. The company plans to funnel the net proceeds into research, product development, and supply-chain infrastructure. While shares on the Shenzhen exchange dipped slightly during Tuesday morning trading, the Hong Kong offering remains scheduled to close on June 26, with a target debut date of July 2.