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VNET Stock Surges as CATL-Linked Buyers Move for 38% Stake in China AI Data-Center Bet

VNET Stock Surges as CATL-Linked Buyers Move for 38% Stake in China AI Data-Center Bet

BEIJING, May 13, 2026, 22:12 VNET Group Inc. stock surged Wednesday after the Chinese data center firm announced PJ Millennium I Ltd. and PJ Millennium II Ltd. had struck a deal to purchase as many as 650.4 million Class A shares from entities under Shandong Hi-Speed Holdings Group. Each share goes for $1.4486, while one American depositary share—each representing foreign stock—lands at $8.6914.
VNET Group’s AI-Fueled Data Center Boom Sends Stock Soaring – What Investors Need to Know

VNET Group’s AI-Fueled Data Center Boom Sends Stock Soaring – What Investors Need to Know

VNET Group, Inc. has emerged as a key beneficiary of China’s cloud and AI data center boom, translating surging demand into rapid revenue growth and an eye-popping stock rally. Recent wins like the 40MW hyperscale deal reinforce its credibility, and analysts remain largely bullish, citing strong execution and strategic backing from both tech giants and state-linked investors. However, investors should weigh the breakneck expansion against its high leverage and volatile earnings. VNET’s ascent in the Chinese data center arena – powering everything from cloud services to AI training – positions it for further growth, but prudent management of its debt-fueled expansion will be crucial. Overall, VNET offers a compelling play on China’s digital infrastructure expansion, with a growth story that’s capturing Wall Street’s attention as the company stakes out its territory in the era of AI-driven cloud computing. Sources: Yahoo Finance; Reuters; Nasdaq/PRNewswire; Insider Monkey; Investing.com; AInvest; DCD; Cushman & Wakefield. Reuters Investing Insidermonkey Ainvest Ainvest Avepoint Datacenterdynamics Reuters

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