明日上市！超460家机构，疯抢MiniMax

Group 1 - MiniMax, one of the "AI Six Tigers," experienced a significant increase in its dark market performance, with a rise of 24.61% on Futu and 26.79% on Huatai, leading to a total market capitalization of approximately HKD 628 billion [1][2] - The IPO of MiniMax was highly sought after by global institutional investors, with cornerstone investors securing about 70% of the subscription, and the overall institutional subscription exceeding 70 times, with over 460 institutions participating [1][6] - The IPO price for MiniMax was set at HKD 165 per share, with a total of 25.39 million shares issued, raising approximately HKD 4.189 billion [2] Group 2 - The dark market performance of MiniMax outperformed that of another "AI Six Tiger," Zhizhu, which saw a rise of only 6.02% in its dark market trading [4] - Zhizhu's IPO involved a global offering of 37.42 million shares, with a public offering portion accounting for 20% and an international offering for 80%, raising approximately HKD 4.173 billion [4][5] - On its official listing day, Zhizhu opened at HKD 120 per share and closed at HKD 131.5, marking a 13.17% increase and a total market capitalization of HKD 578.9 billion [5] Group 3 - MiniMax attracted a strong lineup of cornerstone investors, including notable institutions such as ADIA, Alibaba, and Mirae Asset, with a total subscription amount reaching USD 350 million (approximately HKD 272.3 million) [6] - Similar to MiniMax, Zhizhu also garnered significant interest from a diverse group of cornerstone investors, raising HKD 2.98 billion from 11 cornerstone investors [7] - Both companies have successfully attracted substantial investments from various sectors, including state-owned enterprises, insurance capital, and leading private equity firms, indicating strong market confidence in the AI sector [6][7]