Zhipu announced on September 13 that the company has completed a new round of financing totaling approximately US$5 billion (approximately RMB 33.5 billion), consisting of approximately US$2 billion in share placement and approximately US$3 billion in zero-coupon convertible bonds. This financing comes just two months after its last placement financing of approximately US$4 billion in July, marking Zhipu's third equity financing since its listing on HKEX in January this year. Wall Street Insights analysis suggests that the financing structure of zero-coupon premium convertible bonds signals to the market an expectation for long-term stock prices.
According to the announcement, Zhipu intends to use approximately 60% of the net proceeds for the R&D of its next-generation GLM foundational model and "fully self-training" system, as well as the deployment and upgrade of large-scale training, production inference, hashrate resources, and related technological infrastructure; approximately 15% for business expansion, strategic investments, and potential mergers and acquisitions; and approximately 25% for optimizing its capital structure, supplementing working capital, and other general corporate purposes. The company expects these funds to be fully utilized by June 30, 2028.
Chinese AI company Zhipu has completed a new round of financing totaling $5 billion, which will primarily be used for computing infrastructure and next-generation model research and development.
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