MiniMax Hong Kong shares fall below IPO price, closing at HK$160.7
On October 22, MiniMax (00100.HK) shares fell below the IPO price of HK$165 per share, hitting an intraday low of HK$158.1 per share and closing at HK$160.7 per share, down 6.52%, corresponding to a market value of HK$56.64 billion. MiniMax listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange on January 9, raising net IPO proceeds of HK$4.596 billion. Its share price had reached a high of HK$1,330 per share on March 18, and it is currently more than 88% below that high. Caixin noted that MiniMax has not released a model with a high level of intelligence for a long time, and the global technology sector has also been undergoing a significant correction recently.
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2026-10-22 19:02:30 Source: Caixin.com Author: Yang Zirui Responsible Editor: Guan Cong
By Caixin's Yang Zirui
October 22, 2026 19:02
MiniMax has not released a model with a high level of intelligence for a long time, and the global technology sector has also been undergoing a sharp correction recently
On October 22, MiniMax's intraday share price fell as low as HK$158.1 per share, down 8.03%; it finally closed at HK$160.7 per share, down 6.52%, corresponding to a market value of HK$56.64 billion. Image: Visual China
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[Caixin.com] On October 22, MiniMax (00100.HK) share price fell below its IPO price of HK$165 per share. On that day, MiniMax's intraday share price fell as low as HK$158.1 per share, down 8.03%; it finally closed at HK$160.7 per share, down 6.52%, corresponding to a market value of HK$56.64 billion.
MiniMax listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange on January 9, with net IPO proceeds of HK$4.596 billion. After listing, MiniMax was more favored by investors because its overseas revenue exceeded that of another listed large-model company, Zhipu (2513.HK). Its share price once reached a high of HK$1,330 per share on March 18. MiniMax's current share price has retraced more than 88% from that high.
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