Chinese metal producer MMG to raise US$1.6 billion selling stocks and bonds
Firm to capitalise on AI-led price spike of critical metals used to create chips, generate electricity and support computing power

It also intended to raise US$800 million from the offering of zero-coupon bonds that could be converted into Hong Kong-listed shares in due time, MMG said in a statement to the city’s bourse.
However, shares of MMG tumbled 12 per cent to HK$8.58 on Tuesday, erasing all of the annual gain this year. The Hang Seng Index finished the day 1.4 per cent lower.
Chinese copper producers have been trailing the performance of the metal this year, because of the rotation into AI-linked stocks and concerns about a potential slowdown in global demand, according to HSBC Holdings.
The jitters were overdone and the weakness in copper stocks presented buying opportunities, it added.