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JLC Passes Shenzhen Main Board IPO Review, Plans to Raise 4.2 Billion Yuan

2026-05-12 · Impact score: 37

JLC, an integrated infrastructure service provider for the electronics industry, has passed its IPO review on the Shenzhen Stock Exchange main board, planning to issue up to 62 million shares and raise 4.2 billion yuan. In 2025, the company reported revenue of 10.232 billion yuan and non-GAAP net profit of 1.229 billion yuan, serving over 9.5 million users with more than 21 million orders. The funds will be invested in five projects, including high-multilayer PCB production lines, PCBA smart production lines, and machinery industry chain production lines, to alleviate capacity constraints. JLC's 3D printing division operates over 1,200 industrial-grade machines, and this IPO will provide capital support for the large-scale deployment of its binder jet metal 3D printing services, driving bulk procurement demand for 316L stainless steel and TC4 titanium alloy powders.

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嘉立创深主板IPO过会，拟募资42亿元

电子产业基础设施综合服务提供商嘉立创通过深交所主板IPO审议，拟发行不超过6200万股、募资42亿元。2025年公司营收102.32亿元，扣非净利润12.29亿元，用户超950万、订单超2100万单。募资将投向高多层PCB产线、PCBA智能产线、机械产业链产线建设等五大项目，以缓解产能不足。嘉立创旗下3D打印事业部拥有1200余台工业级设备，本次IPO将为其粘结剂喷射金属3D打印服务的规模化部署形成资本助力，带动316L不锈钢和TC4钛合金粉末的批量化采购需求。

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