On October 9, Z.AI fell 3.03% in regular trading, trading at HK$624.0, with turnover of HK$875 million. The stock extended its pullback after recent strong gains triggered by Amazon Web Services integration and a Goldman Sachs upgrade, as short-term profit-taking and concerns over upcoming pre-IPO share unlocking dampened rebound momentum.
Goldman Sachs recently upgraded Z.AI to Buy with a target price of HK$1,560 and raised its annualized ARR estimate to US$3.2 billion. However, the market remains wary of dilution effects from approximately US$9 billion in equity financing and the approaching lock-up expiry, which is expected to release 178 million shares in January 2027, far exceeding the current float of 43 million shares.
Beijing Zhipu Huazhang Technology Co., Ltd. is a Chinese company primarily engaged in providing large model-related services, operating through localized deployment and cloud deployment segments, with products including open platforms, APIs, enterprise-level agents, and general large models.
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