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Mint Incorporation Limited Class A Ordinary Shares

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Mint Incorporation Limited, through its subsidiary, provides design, fit out, and repair and maintenance services for residential and non-residential buildings in Hong Kong. Its design services include conceptual design with layout plans and detailed drawings. Fit out works cover installation of floor and wall materials, partition walls, windows, furniture, fixtures, plumbing, and electrical wiring. Repair and maintenance services include replacement of fixtures and fittings and repainting of walls and windows. The company also offers software and application development, artificial intelligence and robotics solutions, and technology solutions. It serves retail stores, food and beverage outlet chains, offices, other premises of a premier charitable organization, and residential properties. Mint Incorporation Limited was founded in 2018 and is headquartered in Kowloon, Hong Kong.

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Mint Incorporation Renamed Axonex AI Group, Ticker to Become AXNX on October 13

Mint Incorporation Limited has changed its name to Axonex AI Group Limited, effective September 28, 2026, as part of an official rebranding tied to its strategic pivot into artificial intelligence and robotics. The company's Class A ordinary shares are expected to begin trading on the Nasdaq Capital Market under the new ticker symbol AXNX at the open of market trading on October 13, 2026, while the CUSIP number remains unchanged and the new corporate website is live at axonexai.com. The rebrand formalizes a transformation the group says has been underway over the past year, underscored by the launch of its wholly-owned subsidiary Axonex AI Limited and its majority owned subsidiary Rice Robotics AGI Holding Limited. Through those operations the company has introduced robot models and robotics solutions including the FLOKI Minibot M1 companion and home assistance robot, the NEX semi-humanoid service robot, and micro-insurance solutions purpose-built for commercial robots, and it says AI and robotics now account for an increasing share of revenue. Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Damian Chan said the new identity is a definitive statement of strategic intent and that the company is allocating resources, talent and investment to make AI and robotics its main growth engine. Axonex AI said it intends to explore new robot models and series, pursue partnerships and joint ventures to acquire technologies and enter new market segments, advance synergies such as embodied intelligence and humanoid robots, and increase investment in research and development, laboratory facilities, manufacturing and talent, while retaining its established interior design and fit-out works business.
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MIMI · Technology · Positive Rebranding to Axonex AI Group formalizes its pivot into AI and robotics, with new robot models and R&D investment as its main growth engine.
Rice Robotics AGI Holding Limited · Technology · Positive Named as a majority-owned subsidiary through which the company introduced robotics solutions, supporting the AI/robotics pivot.
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Mint Incorporation Raises $2.5M in Public Offering; Shares Down 25%

Mint Incorporation Limited has closed its previously announced registered public offering on a best-efforts basis, raising approximately $2.5 million in gross proceeds. The company issued 1.4 million Class A ordinary shares at $1.00 per share and pre-funded warrants for up to 1.1 million shares, priced at $0.999 each, which have been fully exercised as of the announcement date. Following the news, MIMI shares fell 25% in post-market trading.
MIMI · Capital · Negative Mint closed a $2.5M best-efforts public offering, diluting shareholders and sending MIMI shares down 25%.
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