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Morgan Stanley Raises Zhipu Target Price Nearly 72% to HK$1,700

2026-08-10·newswire-us-stock-012001
Morgan Stanley Raises Zhipu Target Price Nearly 72% to HK$1,700.

Morgan Stanley raised its target price for Zhipu by nearly 72% to HK$1,700, saying the company’s improving access to computing power and new financing are supporting stronger growth. Analysts including Gary Yu said in a report that China’s large-model industry is building a healthier commercialization environment.

That view differs from the widely held market expectation that China’s open-weight models will lead to product homogenization and price wars. The industry is pushing commercialization more actively, shifting from price competition toward monetization based on model intelligence.

Morgan Stanley maintained a constructive view on MiniMax, saying its upcoming M3 upgrade and M3 Pro will be important catalysts. However, the analysts said more of the company’s growth will be released later and cut its target price to HK$900.

The supplied source ends with an incomplete fragment referring to a company’s full-industry AI capabilities, computing advantages and years of cloud-related growth, followed by an incomplete reference to profit expansion. The fragment does not clearly identify the company or state the complete claim.

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Morgan Stanley Raises Zhipu Target Price Nearly 72% to HK$1,700

Morgan Stanley raised its target price for Zhipu by nearly 72% to HK$1,700, saying the company’s improving access to computing power and new financing are supporting stronger growth. Analysts including Gary Yu said in a report that China’s large-model industry is building a healthier commercialization environment. That view differs from the widely held market expectation that China’s open-weight models will lead to product homogenization and price wars. The industry is pushing commercialization more actively, shifting from price competition toward monetization based on model intelligence. Morgan Stanley maintained a constructive view on MiniMax, saying its upcoming M3 upgrade and M3 Pro will be important catalysts. However, the analysts said more of the company’s growth will be released later and cut its target price to HK$900. The supplied source ends with an incomplete fragment referring to a company’s full-industry AI capabilities, computing advantages and years of cloud-related growth, followed by an incomplete reference to profit expansion. The fragment does not clearly identify the company or state the complete claim.

Morgan Stanley raised its target price for Zhipu by nearly 72% to HK$1,700, saying the company’s improving access to computing power and new financing are supporting stronger growth.

Analysts including Gary Yu said in a report that China’s large-model industry is building a healthier commercialization environment. That view differs from the widely held market expectation that China’s open-weight models will lead to product homogenization and price wars.

The industry is pushing commercialization more actively, shifting from price competition toward monetization based on model intelligence.

Morgan Stanley maintained a constructive view on MiniMax, saying its upcoming M3 upgrade and M3 Pro will be important catalysts. However, the analysts said more of the company’s growth will be released later and cut its target price to HK$900.

The supplied source ends with an incomplete fragment referring to a company’s full-industry AI capabilities, computing advantages and years of cloud-related growth, followed by an incomplete reference to profit expansion. The fragment does not clearly identify the company or state the complete claim.

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