Key Highlights

● The company was renamed Axonex AI Group effective September 28, 2026.

● Shares were expected to trade as AXNX from October 13, 2026.

● Fiscal 2026 Revenue was $2.29 million, down about 30%.

● It closed a $2.5 million registered direct offering in August 2026.

Few small-cap stories have changed as quickly as Mint Incorporation Limited, formerly listed under the ticker MIMI. The Hong Kong company, which built its Business on interior design and fit-out works, was renamed Axonex AI Group Limited (NASDAQ:AXNX) effective September 28, 2026, and its shares were expected to begin trading as AXNX on the Nasdaq Capital Market on October 13, 2026.

The name change follows a run of joint ventures, memoranda of understanding and licensing deals that the company says support a move toward AI and robotics.

Latest Company Context

The pivot has been built through a series of announcements rather than large acquisitions. In October 2025 the company formed a joint venture with AIMO (HK) Limited called Axonex Robotics Limited, with consideration undisclosed. In 2026 it announced a joint venture with YAS Digital Group on June 25, a memorandum with Ascendze on June 30, a robotics arrangement with Yunji Technology on August 26, and a licensing collaboration with Pudgy Penguins on September 15. On October 7 it signed an OEM Supply and license agreement with Centridex of Ireland. Most terms were not disclosed.

The company also implemented a 1-for-10 reverse split announced May 4, 2026, closed a $2.5 million registered direct offering in August 2026, and announced plans in September to tokenize its Nasdaq-listed shares. The press release announcing the rename identified no new acquisition, and none of the 2026 arrangements was described as a completed purchase of another company.

Key Business and index Drivers

Financial data show why the strategy matters. According to market data, the fiscal 2026 report lists revenue of $2.29 million, down about 30% from $3.27 million, and a net loss of $10.31 million.

The legacy design and fit-out operation still exists, but the company calls AI and robotics its main growth engine. Products include the FLOKI Minibot M1 companion robot and the NEX semi-humanoid service robot, plus micro-insurance for commercial robots. Subsidiaries include wholly owned Axonex AI Limited and majority-owned Rice Robotics AGI Holding Limited.

Because most partnerships are described as MoUs, framework agreements or licenses, they may not translate directly into revenue. Investors may distinguish between signed definitive agreements and non-binding arrangements.

What Investors Should Watch

Investors may watch whether announced agreements produce disclosed orders, deliveries or revenue. A target of 3,000 education robot units was cited for a Middle East and North Africa distribution plan, but it is a plan, not a confirmed sale.

Other points include the cash runway after the August offering, since losses were significant compared with revenue. The company may need further financing, which could dilute shareholders.

Governance and disclosure also deserve attention. The tokenization initiative and the rebranding add complexity, and ticker changes can create confusion in data feeds, so investors may confirm they are viewing AXNX rather than outdated MIMI listings. Future 6-K filings may clarify joint venture ownership percentages, funding obligations and any further acquisitions. Earlier, in 2025, the company also reorganized its group, moving Grand Engineering and Construction Limited and Axonex Intelligence Limited under Mint's ownership, according to a company announcement, though transfer terms were not disclosed.

A Rebrand Ahead of the Revenue

Axonex AI Group is reshaping a small Hong Kong design business through partnerships, joint ventures and licensing, and it has now rebranded to match.

Later filings may show how much of the pivot converts into revenue.