Alibaba Group Holding LtdAlibaba's $10.2B share offering causes dilution fears, stock plunges 10%.

Alibaba Group Holding Limited raised HK$80 billion ($10.2 billion) in Hong Kong's largest follow-on share offering to invest in its AI infrastructure, and BofA Securities analyst Joyce Ju reaffirmed a Buy rating with a $172.00 price target despite the stock plunging as much as 10% in Hong Kong on dilution fears. The offering attracted $28 billion in orders, including $6 billion from long-only and sovereign investors, and the proceeds will fully fund Alibaba's full-stack AI capabilities. BofA acknowledges the placement will weigh on sentiment due to shareholder dilution and depreciation, but sees improving AI investment economics and sequential free-cash-flow recovery. Alibaba's June quarter revenue met expectations at just under 269 billion yuan ($40 billion), but adjusted net income fell 38% to 20.7 billion yuan, and free cash flow deteriorated to a roughly $6.6 billion outflow due to increased cloud infrastructure spending. The company's AI Cloud and Compute revenue climbed 45% year-over-year, with Cloud-EBITA margin expanding to 12%, and AI-related product revenue reporting triple-digit growth for twelve consecutive quarters, supporting BofA's view that the transaction combines growth financing, funding diversification, and pre-emptive balance-sheet strengthening.
Alibaba Group Holding LtdAlibaba's $10.2B share offering causes dilution fears, stock plunges 10%.
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