三大AI大模型股齐创新高，智谱2月以来累计涨幅达220.51%

Market Overview - On February 20, the first trading day after the Spring Festival, Hong Kong's three major indices collectively fell, with the Hang Seng Index down 1.10% to 26,413.35 points, the Hang Seng China Enterprises Index down 1.22% to 8,959.56 points, and the Hang Seng Tech Index down 2.91% to 5,211.50 points. However, the Hang Seng Biotechnology Index rose 0.96% [1][2]. Company Performance - Alibaba's stock dropped 4.91% to HKD 147.1 per share on February 20, amidst a general decline in tech stocks, with Baidu down 6.25%, JD Health down 6.27%, and Bilibili down 5.28% [3][5]. - Despite the drop, Jefferies issued a positive report on Alibaba's AI model "Qianwen," noting it facilitated over 130 million orders, with about half coming from county-level markets [5]. AI Sector Highlights - Three newly listed AI model stocks continued to rise, with MINIMAX-WP up 14.52%, Zhizhu up 42.72%, and Haizhi Technology Group up 28.42%. Zhizhu's cumulative increase in February reached 220.51%, while MINIMAX-WP's was 105.07% [7]. - As of February 20, Zhizhu's market capitalization reached HKD 323.2 billion, while MINIMAX-WP's was HKD 304.2 billion, and Haizhi Technology Group's was HKD 61.7 billion [7]. Cambridge Technology Update - Cambridge Technology's stock fell 5.81% to HKD 64.05 per share. The company addressed rumors regarding delays from its largest client, Cisco, and stated that its performance forecast for 2025 indicates a net profit increase of 51.19% to 66.79% [9]. - The company also reported that foreign exchange losses due to the depreciation of the Hong Kong dollar against the US dollar would impact its fourth-quarter performance but would not alter the overall positive profit forecast [9]. Gold Market Initiatives - The Hong Kong Financial Services and the Treasury Bureau aims to establish Hong Kong as an international gold trading center, targeting over 2,000 tons of gold storage within three years [10]. - The bureau plans to promote the establishment of gold refining facilities and has signed a memorandum of cooperation with Shenzhen's financial management bureau to support gold merchants in refining gold for trade in Hong Kong [10].