SoftBank-backed surgical robotics firm eyes Hong Kong listing to power mainland China push

Noah Medical, a surgical robotics firm backed by SoftBank, is planning to list on the Hong Kong stock exchange to fuel its expansion into mainland China. This move is significant as it marks another high-tech company seeking to tap into Hong Kong's international fundraising pool. The listing is expected to raise over US$100 million, which will help the company to further develop its business in China, a key growth market.

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A SoftBank-backed surgical robotics firm is planning a Hong Kong listing. This could attract more tech companies to list in Hong Kong and boost the market.

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