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Qisu Technology has completed a nearly hundred million yuan angel round of financing.

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14/07/2026
Desktop CNC company Qisu Technology has recently completed nearly one hundred million RMB in angel financing. Investors include Sensetime China, Shouxing Technology, New Century, and Qiji Chuangtan. The funds will mainly be used for the research and development, mass production, and marketing of desktop CNC hardware and software products. The core members of Qisu Technology team are from Zhejiang University, and the company's first desktop 5-axis CNC is planned to be launched in the fourth quarter of this year.
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