激进调仓！6只基金重仓股“大换血”，AI硬件化路线图曝光

Core Insights - The first quarter of 2025 saw significant changes in the top holdings of several public funds, indicating a "big reshuffle" in heavy-weight stocks, particularly in the technology sector [1][2] - Fund managers are shifting their portfolios towards "AI hardware" themes, focusing on sectors such as humanoid robotics and smart driving, driven by regulatory changes and technological advancements [1][6] Fund Adjustments - The Ping An Advanced Manufacturing Theme Fund replaced 6 of its top 10 holdings, moving away from traditional automotive parts to focus on humanoid robotics and AI applications [2][4] - The Huafu Technology Dynamic Mixed Fund aggressively shifted from traditional actuator stocks to smart chassis system suppliers, indicating a transition in the smart driving sector [2][4] - The China Europe Prosperity Growth Mixed Fund executed a complete overhaul of its top holdings, emphasizing smart driving and humanoid robotics, with a focus on L3-level autonomous driving regulations [4] Investment Trends - There is a notable trend of increasing investment in Hong Kong tech stocks and the semiconductor industry, with funds like the Jiashi Technology Innovation Mixed Fund boosting their positions in major players like Alibaba and Tencent [4][5] - The Xinguang He Yi Fund has increased its stake in SMIC, reflecting the acceleration of domestic semiconductor substitution, while also investing in Xiaomi's AIoT strategy [5] - The Silver Hua Xinyi Flexible Allocation Fund has also increased its holdings in Hong Kong internet stocks, indicating a bullish outlook on the equity market for the year [5] Market Implications - The adjustments in fund holdings highlight two major trends: the internal "AI hardware" focus within tech stocks and the value reassessment of Hong Kong internet giants [6] - The industry is witnessing a transformation in the manufacturing value chain due to AI, with a strategic focus on components like robotic joints and sensors [6] - The demand for smart driving systems is expected to surge following the implementation of L3-level autonomous driving regulations, creating opportunities for related suppliers [6]