Chinese artificial-intelligence startup DeepSeek is reportedly laying the groundwork for an initial public offering that could see a filing in China this year, while pursuing a fresh funding round that targets a pre-money valuation of at least 480 billion yuan, or roughly $71 billion. The company has begun discussions with accounting and investment-banking advisers and is aiming for a market debut in 2027, according to reports first surfaced by Bloomberg.
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