Movement Alert|Z.AI Rises 3.48% in Regular Trading, Mysterious Model Ox Alpha Suspected to Be Z.AI Product Sparks Technical Rebound

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On August 25, Z.AI rose 3.48% in regular trading, trading at 1043.0 HKD/share, with turnover of HKD 1.26 billion. The stock had plunged over 10% in the previous session to close at 1007 HKD, triggering a technical recovery from oversold levels.

On the news front, a mysterious model codenamed Ox Alpha appeared on the OpenRouter platform and surged to the top of the leaderboard on its first day, setting a record for single-day model usage. Independent researchers noted that the model's tokenizer, video encoder, and output style closely match Z.AI's GLM series, with multiple analysts stating they are 99% confident the model originates from Z.AI. The model also ended DeepSeek's 56-day streak atop OpenCode. However, Z.AI has not officially confirmed the attribution.

Since the MSCI China Index inclusion news materialized on August 13, the stock has retreated over 20%, and with the interim results announcement scheduled for August 31 approaching, short-term long-short dynamics remain intense. Brokerages including CLSA and CMB International maintain bullish ratings with target prices of 2061 HKD and 1503.9 HKD respectively.

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