Carbon Zero Technologies International, Inc. (CZTI) is an environmentally focused industrial tech firm that has filed with the SEC to list publicly on the Nasdaq.
Despite its green-sounding name, the company doesn’t build solar or wind farms; rather, it is a digitized, technology-driven waste management and household appliance recycling platform primarily operating in mainland China.
🚀 Upcoming IPO Profile & Details
The company filed its F-1 registration documents with the SEC to transition from private to public status.
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Ticker Symbol:
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IPO Status: Upcoming / Pending (The exact official trading launch date remains unannounced, but final paperwork updates were logged heading into mid-2026).
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Expected Price Range: $11.00 to $13.00 per American Depositary Share (ADS).
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Shares Offered: 3.34 Million shares (3,335,000 ordinary shares).
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Deal Size: Estimated around $40.02 Million at the midpoint.
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Projected Market Capitalization: Approximately $517 Million post-offering, based on roughly 43 million total shares outstanding.
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Structure: It operates via a Cayman Islands holding structure controlling domestic Chinese operating entities headquartered in Shenzhen. Following the offering, it will be classified as a “controlled company” dominated by its founding management.
📊 Company Fundamentals & Business Model
Founded in 2016, Carbon Zero Technologies has grown to become the largest waste household appliance recycling platform in China, claiming an approximate 1.04% share of a highly fragmented market.
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The O2O Model: They operate an Online-to-Offline (O2O) network. Through proprietary online apps (like their Lucky System data infrastructure), they aggregate recycling requests from individuals, retail outlets, and manufacturing brands. They then dispatch localized personnel to physically collect, process, and resell recycled materials.
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Primary Materials: The core of their business relies on purchasing and processing waste ferrous metals (iron and steel scrap), waste electronics, plastics, paper, and scrap vehicles. Since inception, they have processed over 34 million recycling units.