Tec-Do, an AI marketing technology company based in Tianhe, filed for an IPO on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange on Feb 27, aiming to become the world's first listed company focused on multi-agent solutions.

According to its prospectus, TecDo ranked first among domestic Chinese AI marketing service providers in overseas expansion revenue for 2024.

The company's competitiveness lies in its self-developed multimodal large language model, Tec-Chi-Think, and Navos, one of the world's first marketing multi-agent systems. Built on a Mixture of Experts (MoE) architecture for cross-border marketing, Tec-Chi-Think ranked first globally in the SuperCLUE marketing benchmark in January. Navos can cut marketing cycles from months to hours and has been deployed in e-commerce, gaming and other sectors.

Backed by strong technology, the firm's client base nearly doubled year on year in the first three quarters of 2025, serving over 100,000 advertisers. Unlike traditional marketers, TecDo relies mainly on AI and data intelligence to rebuild workflows. IPO proceeds will support model iteration and generative engine upgrades.

Founded in 2017, Tec-Do plans to boost R&D investment in Guangzhou and help Chinese enterprises shift from "manufacturing-focused exports" to "brand-driven globalization". Founder Li Shuhao noted that this strategy aligns with the city's goal of becoming a hub for sector-specific AI models.

Tec-Do Center, the headquarters of Tec-Do, located in Tianhe Times E-Park. [Photo/WeChat account: tianhefabu]