Movement Alert|Zhipu Declines 9.2% in Regular Trading, Selling Pressure Persists After HK$31.4 Billion Mega Placement

Market Focus07-16 09:38

On July 16, Zhipu fell 9.2% in regular trading, trading at HK$1,621/share, with turnover of HK$1.377 billion. The decline reflects continued selling pressure following the company's completion of a massive share placement.

On July 13, Zhipu completed the placement of 19.78 million new H shares at HK$1,588 per share, raising approximately HK$31.411 billion in gross proceeds. The placement shares represent about 4.25% of pre-issuance total share capital, but effectively increased H-share supply by nearly 9%. Notably, no lock-up period was disclosed for the placees, significantly impacting the scarcity of tradable shares.

The stock had already dropped over 7% on July 14 due to dilution concerns, followed by a technical rebound on July 15. Today's renewed selling brings the share price close to the HK$1,588 placement price, a critical support level where market participants are intensifying positioning battles. Proceeds are earmarked for AGI research, computing infrastructure, and business expansion.

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