Zhipu soars and Minimax stumbles as China's AI stocks diverge

AI News June 15, 2026 11:30 AM

HONG KONG -- A valuation gap is widening between shares of Zhipu and Minimax, China's two top large-language model startups, in a sign that investors in the country's AI sector have turned increasingly selective amid a heated rally.

Zhipu soars and Minimax stumbles as China's AI stocks diverge

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