Several Chinese AI companies are contemplating dismantling their red-chip structures to facilitate initial public offerings (IPOs) in Hong Kong. This move follows the China Securities Regulatory Commission's increased scrutiny of such structures. Moonshot AI is in discussions about restructuring, while Jiepao Star has already begun dismantling its overseas holdings to expedite approval processes. DeepRoute.ai is also evaluating similar changes. Industry experts indicate that dismantling a red-chip structure can take 6 to 12 months, involving equity buybacks and tax considerations. Although no formal ban exists, regulators are examining the overseas arrangements of these companies.