Pony AI Debuts on Nasdaq with $4.5 Billion Valuation
- Pony AI's CEO James Peng stated the company will diversify its supply chain and expand internationally after its Nasdaq debut amidst U.S.-China tensions.
- Pony AI has over 250 robotaxis and 190 robotrucks in China aiming to reduce reliance on single markets.
- The firm focuses on markets such as South Korea, Singapore, and the Middle East to mitigate geopolitical risks.
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China's Pony.ai sees shares fall 7.7% in direct listing debut · TechNode
Shares of Chinese self-driving car startup Pony.ai fell 7.7% below their issuance price following the company’s debut on the Nasdaq stock exchange on Wednesday, as it notched a valuation of $5.25 billion in its long-awaited US initial public offering (IPO).Why it matters: Pony.ai is one of the few companies with a Chinese background that has taken a similar approach to Waymo, Google’s self-driving car project, relying on an array of enabling tec…
China's Robotaxi Firm Pony AI Looks To Diversify Supply Chain After Nasdaq Debut, Growing Competition With Tesla, Waymo, And Amazon - Amazon.com (NASDAQ:AMZN), Aurora Innovation (NASDAQ:AUR)
Pony AI CEO James Peng emphasized the company's strategic focus on supply chain diversification and international market expansion following its Nasdaq debut, as the autonomous driving technology firm navigates ongoing U.S.-China tensions.
Pony AI’s valuation hits $5.25B after Nasdaq debut
Chinese autonomous driving technology company Pony AI started trading on the Nasdaq on Wednesday at $15 per share, securing it a valuation of $5.25 billion. That opening price is 15% higher than Pony’s offering price of $13, which itself was at the high end of its expected range. Pony sold 20 million American depositary shares in its initial public offering, raising $260 million. Strategic investors also bought around $153 million worth of Pony …
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