Animoca Brands considering public listing in second half of 2025, founder says
Quick Take Animoca Brands is considering returning to the public market after delisting from the Australian Securities Exchange in 2020. The firm is weighing options to list in crypto-friendly jurisdictions such as Hong Kong and the Middle East.
Animoca Brands, a Hong Kong-based gaming and metaverse firm, is considering going public next year, its chairman Yat Siu said.
Animoca is considering a potential public listing in Hong Kong or the Middle East, where crypto-friendly policies are in place, according to an article from The Information, which first reported the public listing plan.
The company has confirmed the news with The Block. “It's contingent on many factors, but we feel confident that we will go public. And if it happens, it's likely in the second half of 2025,” Siu said in an emailed response to The Block.
Once traded on the Australian Securities Exchange, Animoca was delisted from the ASX in 2020 following scrutiny of its involvement in crypto-related activities. “This is difficult to say at this time, but it is something the board of directors and management are working on and hope to complete as soon as possible,” the firm said at the time.
Founded in 2014, Animoca was valued at $5.9 billion following a funding round in 2022. It has invested in prominent blockchain and Web3 projects, including The Sandbox, Axie Infinity, and the TON network.
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