Middle East·Group: MiniMax
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The Abu Dhabi Investment Authority (ADIA) committed US$65M as a cornerstone investor (3.35m shares) in MiniMax's Hong Kong IPO (~US$492M raise, ~US$6.5B valuation, priced end-Dec 2025); Alibaba was also a cornerstone investor. MiniMax builds multimodal text/audio/image/video models.
Abu Dhabi Investment Authority
ADIA US$65M of ~US$350M cornerstone tranche; IPO ~US$492M; ~US$6.5B valuation
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Record note: ADIA $65M/3.35m shares, IPO $492M, ~$6.5B val, Alibaba co-cornerstone confirmed. Capital UAE->China.
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