CASICloud

CASICloud, also identified by the Chinese name 航天云网, is the commercial entity specified in this record. The supplied material provides its name and website, but does not include a company profile, product description, ownership information, founding history, headquarters, or evidence about the markets in which it operates. Accordingly, this dossier does not attribute particular services, customers, or corporate relationships to the brand. The evidence fragment contains the words “数字孪生” (digital twin), but it does not establish that CASICloud offers digital-twin products or services. That term is therefore not treated here as a verified description of the brand’s business. The associated taxonomy hint points to digital-twin software, but taxonomy hints are not factual evidence and are not used to make product claims. The official website supplied for the entity is https://casicloud.com; its contents have not been provided in the evidence.

The supplied evidence does not document CASICloud’s founding, development, ownership, leadership, launches, or other historical events. It identifies the commercial subject by the names CASICloud and 航天云网 and supplies a website address. The accompanying text fragment, “数字孪生 · A,” is not sufficient to establish a dated milestone or a specific company activity. A fuller history would require reliable company or other public sources.

• CASICloud (航天云网) is associated with digital twin technology, as indicated by the seed evidence.

Industrial Internet

• Digital twin solutions

  CASICloud is linked to digital twin technology, as referenced in the seed evidence.

• 2026

  Three-year loss of RMB 1.1 billion, IPO stalled; nine shareholders seek judicial dissolution

  CASICloud, an industrial internet company under CASIC, brought in multiple investors and then accumulated losses of about RMB 1.1 billion over three years; its IPO was completely stalled, and there were no VAM or repurchase arrangements. Shareholders had previously won an information rights lawsuit but still had to seek enforcement to obtain materials. In June 2026, nine investors sued to request judicial dissolution of the company; the Beijing First Intermediate People's Court accepted the case in July. In an earlier data center cooperation dispute with Gaosheng Holdings, the court ordered Gaosheng Holdings to pay it about RMB 156 million. Judicial dissolution lawsuit under trial.

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1. 1CASICloud websitecasicloud.com
2. 2Three-year loss of RMB 1.1 billion, IPO stalled; nine shareholders seek judicial dissolutiontime-weekly.com
3. 3Three-year loss of RMB 1.1 billion, IPO stalled; nine shareholders seek judicial dissolutionfinance.sina.com.cn