Zhipu Shares Jump After Lockup Expiry as Investors Signal Support
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Shares of Chinese artificial intelligence startup Zhipu AI rose 13% after its post-IPO lockup period expired, defying expectations of selling pressure as most of its cornerstone investors pledged to keep their holdings.
The rally underscored investor confidence in China’s leading generative AI developers, even as Hong Kong braces for about HK$240 billion ($30.6 billion) of newly tradable shares in July, a wave that could test market liquidity.
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