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Chinese Tech Firms’ Share Sale Spree Sparks Valuation Concerns

Chinese firms are increasingly turning to equity fundraising to bankroll their AI ambitions, fueling investor concerns about earnings dilution and oversupply in an already-underperforming market.

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Chinese Tech Firms’ Share Sale Spree Sparks Valuation Concerns
Chinese firms are increasingly turning to equity fundraising to bankroll their AI ambitions, fueling investor concerns about earnings dilution and oversupply in an already-underperforming market.
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