About the Client Our client is a fast-growing, well-funded enterprise specializing in AI compute infrastructure, GPU server lifecycle management, and high-performance cloud solutions. Backed by industry veterans and active in major capital market transactions, the company is positioning itself for its next phase of exponential growth and strategic asset integration.
Key Responsibilities
Corporate Governance & Regulatory Compliance
- Build and refine internal control systems, managing policies regarding information disclosure, connected transactions, and insider information.
- Lead the preparation and timely disclosure of periodic financial reports (annual, semi-annual, quarterly) and ad-hoc regulatory announcements.
- Translate technical developments, order book pipelines, and capacity layouts of the AI compute/server business into clear, compliant disclosures.
- Maintain insider trading logs and manage regulatory compliance risks to safeguard corporate integrity.
Investor Relations & Market Capitalization Management
- Establish and maintain strong relationships with institutional investors, sell-side analysts, and financial media to convey long-term corporate value.
- Organize earnings calls, domestic/international roadshows, reverse roadshows, and investor site visits.
- Monitor market sentiment and provide management with strategic market cap management recommendations and peer benchmarking analyses.
Capital Operations & Strategic Growth
- Drive or deeply participate in major capital market projects, including M&A restructurings, refinancing (private placements, convertible bonds), IPOs, and equity incentive plans.
- Align capital strategies with AI compute industry trends to facilitate upstream and downstream industry integration.
- Evaluate potential M&A/investment targets, support financial/legal due diligence, and assist in structuring transactions.
- Maintain proactive communication and solid relationships with securities exchanges, regulatory bodies, and external advisors (investment banks, law firms, accounting firms).
Qualifications & Requirements
- Educational Background: Bachelor’s degree or above in Finance, Law, Economics, or related disciplines. Fluent in English (written and spoken). A certified Board Secretary qualification (A-share/HKEX/US) is preferred.
- Professional Experience: 8+ years of experience in corporate governance, investment banking, capital markets law, or as a Board Secretary in listed companies. Mandatory background in Internet, Cloud Computing, Servers, Semiconductors, or Advanced Tech Manufacturing.
- Capital Markets Track Record: Hands-on experience leading or playing a key role in major M&A restructurings, refinancing, or IPO projects across A-share, HKEX, or US capital markets.
- Regulatory Expertise: Thorough understanding of securities regulations and disclosure frameworks (proficiency in A-share rules required; HKEX Listing Rules or US SEC rules are a strong plus).
- Industry Acumen: Deep understanding of AI compute infrastructure (servers, data centers, compute pools), technical roadmaps, and valuation metrics for high-tech enterprises.
- Execution & Leadership: Exceptional cross-departmental coordination skills (engineering, finance, legal, sales); highly resilient under pressure with strict professional ethics.
