DeepSeek rival’s shares double in debut as Chinese AI companies rush to list - Financial Times
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Shares of DeepSeek rival MiniMax surged 87% in Hong Kong's AI listings boom, raising $618 million and boosting its founder's fortune to $2.4 billion, while other Chinese AI firms like Zhipu had mixed debuts.
- DeepSeek rival’s shares double in debut as Chinese AI companies rush to list Financial Times
- The first of China’s 'AI tigers' goes public as Zhipu climbs in Hong Kong debut CNBC
- Devoted Gamer’s Fortune Soars to $3.5 Billion on MiniMax IPO Yahoo Finance
- Founder Of Chinese AI Model Developer MiniMax Becomes A Billionaire As Shares Surge On Listing Forbes
- MiniMax, China's second 'AI tiger' to go public, doubles in value in Hong Kong debut Reuters