Lock Up Expirations Pose a Triple Threat to Hong Kong's Stock Market The impending end of lock up periods for AI and semiconductor stocks in Hong Kong has sent tremors through the financial community.
Analysts warn of a potential sell off as massive shares hit the market, citing concerns about liquidity. These stocks have been on a tear lately, with Zhipu and MiniMax leading the charge.
Their lock up periods end on Tuesday and Wednesday, respectively, releasing 25. 68 million and 150 million shares into the market – roughly a quarter of their total issued shares.