Jinxin Technology Holding Co: insider trades · United States · SEC (Form 4)

About Jinxin Technology Holding Co

Jinxin Technology Holding Co (ticker: NAMI) is a U.S.-listed company trading on the Nasdaq, with a business model focused on digital educational content. In its IPO materials and annual reporting, the company describes itself as an innovative digital content service provider in China, with a core focus on K-9 learning content for students from kindergarten through middle school. Its ecosystem is built around its proprietary Namibox platform and multiple distribution channels, including telecom and broadcast operators as well as third-party devices that embed its content. ([nasdaq.com](https://www.nasdaq.com/press-release/jinxin-technology-holding-company-announces-pricing-us-5-million-initial-public)) The company’s corporate history dates back to 2015, when the holding company was incorporated in the Cayman Islands. It then established a wholly owned Hong Kong subsidiary and, shortly afterward, a PRC operating entity. This offshore-holding-plus-onshore-operations structure is common among Chinese companies that access U.S. capital markets. Jinxin’s SEC filings also reference earlier operational roots in Shanghai, including Shanghai Mihe Information Technology, which was established in November 2015. ([sec.gov](https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/0001967631/000121390025033131/ea0235215-20f_jinxin.htm)) From a business standpoint, Jinxin Technology is centered on the creation, aggregation, and distribution of digital learning content. The company emphasizes technology-enabled learning experiences, leveraging AI, AR, VR, and digital human technologies to make educational content more interactive and engaging. It works with leading textbook publishers in China and provides digital versions of mainstream textbooks used in primary and middle schools. Management has also indicated an intention to broaden the offering to additional age groups over time, which would diversify the platform beyond its original K-9 base. ([nasdaq.com](https://www.nasdaq.com/press-release/jinxin-technology-holding-company-announces-pricing-us-5-million-initial-public)) In competitive terms, the company has positioned itself as a meaningful player in a niche but strategically relevant segment of China’s digital education market. Jinxin stated in its IPO disclosure that, according to Frost & Sullivan, Namibox was the largest digital textbook platform in China by revenue in 2022, with a 12.7% market share. For investors, that framing suggests a specialized market leader rather than a broad-based edtech giant: the company’s competitive advantage depends on content depth, publisher relationships, distribution reach, and product innovation rather than scale in mass consumer internet traffic. ([nasdaq.com](https://www.nasdaq.com/press-release/jinxin-technology-holding-company-announces-pricing-us-5-million-initial-public)) Jinxin Technology completed its U.S. listing on Nasdaq in December 2024 under the symbol NAMI, after pricing a $5 million IPO. The company said the proceeds would be used for product and content development, sales and marketing, hiring experienced personnel, and general corporate purposes, with room for strategic investments and acquisitions. More recent SEC filings from 2025 and 2026 indicate that reporting has continued normally, and Form 4 insider transaction activity has been appearing in early 2026, which is relevant for investors monitoring management behavior but does not, on its own, establish a change in fundamentals. ([nasdaq.com](https://www.nasdaq.com/press-release/jinxin-technology-holding-company-announces-pricing-us-5-million-initial-public))