CXMT Overtakes Tencent to Become China’s Most Valuable Public Company
Chinese memory chipmaker CXMT has surpassed Tencent in market value following its blockbuster IPO, highlighting how the AI boom is reshaping China’s equity market.
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Chinese memory chipmaker CXMT has surpassed Tencent in market value following its blockbuster IPO, highlighting how the AI boom is reshaping China’s equity market.
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