Axonex AI Group Limited is a Hong Kong-based technology and services company incorporated in 2018. Formerly known as Mint Incorporation Limited, the company adopted the Axonex AI Group name on September 28, 2026, to reflect its strategic shift toward artificial intelligence and robotics. Its Class A ordinary shares trade on the Nasdaq Capital Market under the ticker AXNX, beginning October 13, 2026. Alongside its newer technology operations, the company retains its established business providing interior design and fit-out services for commercial spaces.
Through its wholly owned subsidiary, Axonex AI Limited, the company is developing robotics and AI-based solutions for residential, commercial and industrial applications. Its product lineup includes the FLOKI Minibot M1, designed for companionship and home assistance, and NEX, a semi-humanoid service robot intended to support practical tasks in service environments. The broader objective is to combine artificial intelligence with physical machines capable of interacting with people and their surroundings, potentially supporting applications such as customer service, assistance, routine operations and workplace productivity.
Axonex is also expanding its activities through Rice Robotics AGI Holding Limited, a majority-owned subsidiary focused on robotics-related technologies and solutions. Its initiatives include micro-insurance products tailored to commercial robots, addressing risks associated with deploying robotic equipment in business environments. In October 2026, Axonex announced a collaboration with FLAIR's Embodied AI International Applications Hub and introduced TOMO, an educational humanoid robot. The collaboration is intended to explore real-world applications of embodied AI in education and manufacturing, connecting software-based intelligence with machines that can operate in physical environments.
Axonex's long-term strategy is to build a broader technology business that integrates AI software, robotics hardware, Internet of Things connectivity and digital-twin technologies. The company has outlined plans to develop additional robot models, pursue partnerships and joint ventures, expand research and development, and strengthen its manufacturing capabilities. Its existing interior design and fit-out business remains part of the corporate structure, providing a separate service operation alongside its developing technology portfolio. The company's transition represents an effort to move from a traditional services-oriented business toward AI and robotics as its principal growth areas, although the scale and commercial success of that transition will depend on its ability to turn new products and partnerships into sustainable operations.