Hong Kong-based integrated IT systems and digital marketing services provider Ray Maple has taken a significant step toward going public, filing its initial public offering with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission on Tuesday. The company is offering 6.3 million shares at $4.00 per share, targeting gross proceeds of approximately $25 million. Ray Maple plans to list on the Nasdaq exchange, though the specific ticker symbol has yet to be announced.

The firm specializes in cloud-based enterprise software solutions and digital marketing services, operating through two distinct business segments. Its IT solutions division delivers modular, cloud-based systems that span enterprise resource planning, customer and employee management, project execution, and business intelligence functions. These systems integrate proprietary software with third-party tools, offering capabilities such as dashboard management, accounting and inventory control, contract and report handling, and task management utilities.

The marketing services arm encompasses a broad spectrum of offerings, including social media management, key opinion leader and influencer marketing, traditional advertising, event and roadshow coordination, search engine optimization, and e-commerce solutions. Ray Maple serves a diverse clientele ranging from small and medium-sized enterprises to mid-market companies and public sector institutions across Hong Kong. Looking ahead, the company has outlined strategic plans to expand its footprint into Malaysia and Indonesia.

Financial data reveals that the company generated $2 million in revenue over the twelve-month period ending March 31, 2026.