-- 根據4月10日提交香港交易所的文件顯示，Inkeverse集團（港交所代碼：3700）表示，已全額退還其與Skywork AI簽署的A輪優先股購買協議項下支付的定金，該交易仍待監管部門批准。 這家娛樂內容服務公司的股價在周一早盤交易中下跌超過1%。 該公司於2025年8月同意投資1億元人民幣，透過購買A輪優先股的方式獲得Skywork AI約0.7%的股份。 Inkeverse表示，除境外直接投資審批外，所有先決條件均已滿足。 Skywork AI是崑崙集團的子公司，主要從事人工智慧和人工智慧生成內容業務。 Inkeverse表示，鑑於審批流程存在不確定性，目前無法提供完成交易的時間表。
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