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    DeepSeek's new funding round approaches 100 billion yuan, plans IPO for early 2027

    DeepSeek's new funding round drew subscriptions exceeding the original 500 billion yuan target, with the term sheet pointing to nearly 100 billion yuan and a post-investment valuation of about 500 billion yuan. Tencent and CATL pledged the largest contributions, and the deal is expected to close within October, followed by a restructuring of the corporate structure to pave the way for an IPO in early 2027. External investors hold shares indirectly through limited partnerships, with no voting rights and a five-year lock-up; Liang Wenfeng controls a combined roughly 84% of equity and nearly all voting rights. CATL has invested a cumulative total of more than 10.5 billion yuan across two consecutive rounds, and has also taken a stake in 21Vianet and increased capital in Zhongheng Electric, integrating green power and power distribution solutions for DeepSeek's gigawatt-scale data center in Ulanqab.

    DeepSeek's new funding round drew subscriptions exceeding the original 500 billion yuan target, with the term sheet pointing to nearly 100 billion yuan and a post-investment valuation of about 500 billion yuan. Tencent and CATL pledged the largest contributions, and the deal is expected to close within October, followed by a restructuring of the corporate structure to pave the way for an IPO in early 2027. External investors hold shares indirectly through limited partnerships, with no voting rig

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  1. Cailian Press

    After securities firms rush to integrate DeepSeek and WorkBuddy, what will set AI offerings apart?

    Over the past two months, securities firms have been rapidly joining external AI ecosystems: GF Securities became the first securities firm to join Tencent WorkBuddy on September 2, launching an initial batch of 12 self-developed Skills and 9 expert capabilities; on September 7, Alibaba's Qwen open platform launched more than ten financial agents, including four securities firm agents such as Guotai Haitong's "Lingxi." The gap among securities firms' AI offerings is shifting toward the knowledge base, deliverables, and information-source boundaries; underlying general-purpose models are becoming standard, while upper-layer data assets and compliance capabilities are harder to replicate.

    Over the past two months, securities firms have been rapidly joining external AI ecosystems: GF Securities became the first securities firm to join Tencent WorkBuddy on September 2, launching an initial batch of 12 self-developed Skills and 9 expert capabilities; on September 7, Alibaba's Qwen open platform launched more than ten financial agents, including four securities firm agents such as Guotai Haitong's "Lingxi." The gap among securities firms' AI offerings is shifting toward the knowledge

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