HashKey Holdings Ltd., which operates Hong Kong's largest licensed virtual asset exchange, has announced plans to raise as much as HK$1.67 billion (equivalent to approximately US$215 million) through an Initial Public Offering (IPO). The company is set to carry out a public share offering from December 9 to December 12. During this period, it intends to issue a total of 240 million shares. Out of these, 24.0572 million shares will be earmarked for the Hong Kong public offering, while 217 million shares will be allocated for the international offering. The maximum issue price per share has been set at HK$6.95. For investors, each board lot will consist of 400 shares, and the entry fee is estimated to be around HK$2,808.04. If all goes according to plan, the company is expected to be listed on the Main Board on December 17. JPMorgan and Guotai Junan Capital Limited have been appointed as the joint sponsors for this significant financial endeavor.