Institutional sources: T-Head's valuation is between $20 billion and $30 billion.
Original headline机构人士：平头哥估值 200 亿至 300 亿美元
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Alibaba announced plans to spin off and separately list its wholly owned chip subsidiary Pingtouge on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange's main board, with one institutional investor pegging the unit's valuation at $20 billion to $30 billion. Pingtouge reportedly aims to raise $2 billion to $3 billion in a Hong Kong IPO planned for next year. The filing marks a further step in Alibaba's restructuring push to unlock value from its semiconductor assets, which JPMorgan analysts had roughly benchmarked at a potential $25 billion to $62 billion in January. The wide valuation gap between the institutional estimate and JPMorgan's earlier range underscores uncertainty over how the market will price the chip designer. Investors will watch for the formal prospectus, which should disclose Pingtouge's revenue, customer concentration and profitability ahead of the listing.
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