Creality Lists on Hong Kong Stock Exchange, Raises ~HK$500 Million, Becoming the First 3D Printing IPO

On July 6, Creality (stock code: 2580.HK) was officially listed on the Main Board of the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, becoming the first publicly traded consumer 3D printing company. The global offering totaled 125 million shares at an issue price of HK$4 per share, raising approximately HK$500 million.

According to the prospectus, Creality’s 2025 revenue reached RMB 2.28 billion, up 34% year-over-year, with net profit of RMB 310 million. Overseas revenue accounted for 68% of total revenue. The company holds approximately 27% of the global consumer 3D printer market, ranking first for four consecutive years.

On its first trading day, Creality opened at HK$4.35 and closed at HK$4.51, up 12.7% from the IPO price, giving it a market capitalization of approximately HK$5.6 billion. Chairman Chen Jin stated at the listing ceremony that the raised funds will be primarily used for next-generation printer R&D, 3D printing ecosystem platform development, and Southeast Asian market expansion.

Industry analysts believe that Creality’s listing marks the entry of China’s consumer 3D printing industry into the capitalization phase. Competitors like Bambu Lab and Anycubic now face greater pressure in fundraising, and the industry landscape is likely to evolve more rapidly with capital market forces at play.