On July 28, Z.AI fell 7.34% in regular trading, trading at HKD 1,200.0/share, with turnover of HKD 4.47 billion.

On the news front, Z.AI launched a large-scale stock offering in Hong Kong valued at approximately HKD 31.41 billion. Such a sizable equity issuance typically implies dilution of existing shareholders' stakes, placing short-term pressure on the share price. The proceeds are expected to fund business expansion and technology R&D, but the immediate dilution effect is weighing heavily on sentiment.

The pullback also carries elements of profit-taking. The stock had surged over 30% on July 21 following the disclosure of its 1GW domestic AI computing center and acquisition of Zhongke Jiahe, and gained another 10% on July 24 after JPMorgan maintained its Overweight rating. The rapid prior appreciation amplified selling pressure once the offering was announced.

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