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Zhongji Innolight shares fall on Hong Kong debut amid global AI sell-off

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Zhongji Innolight shares fall on Hong Kong debut amid global AI sell-off
Zhongji Innolight shares fall on Hong Kong debut amid global AI sell-off
Zhongji Innolight saw its share price drop as much as 3 per cent after its hotly anticipated debut on the Hong Kong stock market on Thursday, as the Chinese firm felt the impact of a global downturn in investor sentiment towards the artificial intelligence sector. By 9.33am, it dropped by 2.86 per cent to HK$953. The C
CNBC
CNBC16 mins ago
China AI supplier Zhongji Innolight slips in Hong Kong debut after $6.8 billion IPO
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Reuters2 days ago
Shein will struggle to justify up to $50 billion Hong Kong IPO valuation
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Shein will struggle to justify US$40-50 billion Hong Kong IPO valuation
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