SGIn Shanghai, retail investors are increasingly focusing on artificial intelligence (AI) stocks, driven by a wave of initial public offerings (IPOs) and secondary listings among Chinese AI firms. Despite concerns over lack of profitability, investors are drawn to the sector due to government support and strong valuations. Recent listings such as ChangXin Memory Technologies saw significant price surges upon debut. Several prominent AI companies, including Zhipu AI and MiniMax Group, are planning further listings on both mainland and Hong Kong exchanges. Analysts suggest these companies require fresh capital to maintain competitiveness and attract talent.
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