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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/HK-based Infini Capital extended a credit line of up to US$1B to UBTech and raised its stake toward ~5%, alongside a JV to build a regional HQ, R&D centre and humanoid-robot 'super-factory' in the Middle East (Sep 2025).
Abu Dhabi's CYVN Holdings took ~20.1% of NIO via US$2.2B (Dec 2023) plus earlier US$738.5M and a US$350M secondary purchase (~US$3.3B total), becoming NIO's largest shareholder; NIO cites its proprietary autonomous-driving / ADaaS technology.
A wholly-owned subsidiary of the Abu Dhabi Investment Authority (ADIA) was a named foreign backer in Megvii's US$750M Series D (8 May 2019), which lifted the facial-recognition firm's valuation to ~US$4B ahead of a planned IPO.
Abu Dhabi's G42, via its 42X Fund, bought a ByteDance stake reported at ~US$100M at a US$220B valuation (Mar 2023).
Abu Dhabi's Mubadala Investment Company (via Aerospace Holding Company LLC) subscribed US$100M of XPeng's ~US$400M Aug 2020 pre-IPO round, alongside existing investor the Qatar Investment Authority; at the time XPeng's autonomous-driving stack was XPILOT.