[WSJ: Dark Side of the Moon Reaches Agreement with Dollar Shareholders to Buy Back Overseas Shares Before Reinvesting in Domestic Company] Beating AI News reports that Dark Side of the Moon, the parent company of Kimi, has reached an agreement with overseas investors on a shareholding restructuring. The process is nearing completion, removing a key hurdle for its Hong Kong listing. Dark Side of the Moon previously received dollar investment through a Cayman Islands holding company. Back in May, the company was reported to be planning to dismantle this red-chip structure in preparation for a Hong Kong listing. According to the latest agreement, Dark Side of the Moon will first buy back the shares held by overseas investors, who will then reinvest the funds in a domestic company. Dark Side of the Moon had previously secretly submitted its Hong Kong listing application, with a recent funding round valuing the company at approximately $50 billion. It plans to list as early as the beginning of 2027, raising up to $5 billion. [Original Link]