Economy Local 2026-01-09T13:13:51+00:00

MiniMax Shares Soar 91% on Hong Kong Debut

Chinese AI company MiniMax, backed by Alibaba and ADIA, successfully went public in Hong Kong with shares soaring 91% on the first day, marking a key test for the AI market.


MiniMax Shares Soar 91% on Hong Kong Debut

Backed by Alibaba Group and ADIA, MiniMax is one of the first Chinese generative AI companies to go public after the success of ChatGPT. On Friday, MiniMax's shares surged 91% in their debut on the Hong Kong stock exchange following an initial public offering worth $619 million, supported by Abu Dhabi Investment Authority (ADIA). The stock was priced at HK$165 ($21.17) in a retail offering, where individual investors subscribed for more than 1,830 times the shares available. Its stock's performance on the first day will serve as a crucial test of investor enthusiasm in the artificial intelligence sector.