AI Scaler Ships 47 Million Units! CVA Innovation Refiles for HKEX Listing
NewTimeSpace News: Shenzhen CVA Innovation Co., Ltd. filed its second Main Board listing application with the Hong Kong Stock Exchange on June 5, with ABC International as the sole sponsor. An edge AI chip provider, the company ranked first globally in both the scaler market and ASIC scaler market by shipment volume in 2025, with approximately 47 million AI Scaler units shipped, according to Frost & Sullivan.
NewTimeSpace News: As disclosed by HKEX, Shenzhen CVA Innovation Co., Ltd. submitted its second Main Board listing application to the Hong Kong Stock Exchange on June 5, 2026, with ABC International acting as the sole sponsor.
CVA Innovation is an edge AI chip provider. Its display chip products mainly include AI Scaler and STDI chips, while its sensing and control chip products primarily comprise TMCU, MCU, touch chips and SCCU. The company has developed the world’s first ASIC-based scaler — the AI Scaler — and holds key technologies in lossless visual compression, image quality enhancement and high-speed interface transmission. According to Frost & Sullivan, by shipment volume in 2025, the company ranked first globally in both the scaler industry and the ASIC scaler industry, with approximately 47 million AI Scaler units shipped. The company’s latest generation of automotive-grade TMCU maintains its leading position in China’s sensing and control specification performance segment and has been successfully deployed in mass-produced models by major automotive OEMs.
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