Roman shares plan to raise nearly 300 million yuan to increase investment in the construction of intelligent computing power clusters

On June 4, Roman shares disclosed a plan to issue stocks to specific targets in 2026 through a simple procedure. It plans to raise no more than 293 million yuan. After deducting the issuance costs, all of it will be invested in intelligent computing cluster construction and operation projects to accelerate the layout of artificial intelligence computing infrastructure.

According to the plan, the total investment of this fundraising project is 296 million yuan, and it is planned to use 293 million yuan of raised funds. The construction period is 12 months, and the implementation location is located in Shanghai. The project plans to purchase high-performance AI computing servers and related supporting facilities, build large-scale training and inference clusters by leasing standard data center rooms, and provide intelligent computing services to telecom operators, Internet companies, cloud vendors and large model companies.

Luoman shares stated that this private placement is an important measure for the company to comply with the national "artificial intelligence +" strategy and seize the opportunities of rapid growth in the intelligent computing power industry. At present, large model technology drives the accelerated implementation of general artificial intelligence applications, and the scale of China's intelligent computing power is experiencing explosive growth. Relying on its original business accumulation and combining Wu Tongshu's core advantages in the field of computing power, the company focuses on the construction of artificial intelligence data center computing power infrastructure and explores a new model of "computing power as a service".

It is reported that Roman Co., Ltd. is based on its core business of landscape lighting and is accelerating its integrated development into the diversified businesses of AI computing power, digital entertainment and green energy.

Among them, in terms of AI computing power business, Roman Co., Ltd. has officially entered the field of AI computing power through the acquisition of Wutong High-tech, a domestic computing power server and cluster comprehensive solution service provider. Wutong High-tech's core business is AIDC comprehensive solutions. It provides domestic integrated computing solutions by optimizing domestic GPU chip architecture, cluster processing and optical interconnection technology, while integrating supporting equipment and systems.

Regarding this private placement of funds, Roman shares reminded that this issuance involves risks such as uncertainty in approval, insufficient funds raised, and dilution of immediate returns. It will take a certain period for the investment projects to realize benefits. If the project proceeds smoothly, the company's total assets and net assets will increase simultaneously, the asset-liability ratio is expected to decrease, and long-term profitability may be improved.