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At the point where it was listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, Bolei Technology received over 100 million yuan in joint investment from Rio Tinto Group, CITIC Group, and Xiamen Tungsten Industry. Among them, Rio Tinto and CITIC's investors are the Suzhou Rio Tinto New Equity Investment Fund. The fund was jointly initiated by CITIC Investment Holdings and wholly-owned subsidiaries CITIC Private Placement, Rio Tinto Group, and Shaanxi Coal Geology Group. It is the first industrial fund Rio Tinto participated in the establishment of in China. Brite Technology is the fund's first investment project. In January 2026, the company submitted a listing application to the Hong Kong Stock Exchange. Currently, Bolei Technology's pre-IPO capital lineup covers many state-owned enterprises, multinational giants and industry leaders such as BOC International and Tongli Heavy Industries.
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At the point where it was listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, Bolei Technology received over 100 million yuan in joint investment from Rio Tinto Group, CITIC Group, and Xiamen Tungsten Industry. Among them, Rio Tinto and CITIC's investors are the Suzhou Rio Tinto New Equity Investment Fund. The fund was jointly initiated by CITIC Investment Holdings and wholly-owned subsidiaries CITIC Private Placement, Rio Tinto Group, and Shaanxi Coal Geology Group. It is the first industrial fund Rio Tinto participated in the establishment of in China. Brite Technology is the fund's first investment project. In January 2026, the company submitted a listing application to the Hong Kong Stock Exchange. Currently, Bolei Technology's pre-IPO capital lineup covers many state-owned enterprises, multinational giants and industry leaders such as BOC International and Tongli Heavy Industries.
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