长跑业绩彰显投研实力，富国基金上半年为基民大赚近300亿元

Core Insights - Despite the active performance of sectors like technology, new consumption, and pharmaceuticals, investors have found it challenging to achieve ideal returns, with the CSI 300 index showing a mere 0.03% increase year-to-date as of June, contrasting sharply with the nearly 8% rise in the Wind Active Equity Mixed Fund Index, highlighting the scarcity of professional research capabilities in volatile markets [1] Group 1: Fund Performance - In Q2, public funds achieved a total profit of 386.3 billion yuan, with Fuqun Fund ranking fifth in the industry with a profit of 19.492 billion yuan. For the first half of the year, Fuqun Fund generated 29.832 billion yuan for investors, placing it fourth overall [2] - Fuqun Fund's active equity research strength is a core competitive advantage, with 11 of its equity funds ranking in the top 10 of their categories over the past year. Notably, Fuqun Medical Innovation Stock A and Fuqun Active Growth One-Year Regular Open Mixed Fund both exceeded 40% in returns [2][3] Group 2: Long-term Performance - Over the past five and seven years, Fuqun Fund has had 5 and 10 products, respectively, ranking in the top 10 of their categories. Fuqun New Vitality Flexible Allocation Mixed A achieved returns of 67.84% and 175.32% over the past five and seven years, respectively, ranking first in its category [4] - Fuqun Global Consumer Selection A, managed by a Hong Kong fund manager, has shown impressive long-term performance with returns of 86.16% and 70.68% over the past two and three years [3] Group 3: Fixed Income and Quantitative Strategies - In the fixed income sector, Fuqun Fund's products have maintained a "steady" approach despite market challenges. Fuqun Strong Return Regular Open Bond A achieved returns of 13.03%, 23.28%, and 45.09% over three, five, and seven years, respectively, ranking in the top 9% of its category [5] - Fuqun Fund's quantitative strategies have also performed well, with 10 of its quantitative funds ranking in the top 10 of their categories over the past year. The classic broad-based ETF, the Shanghai Composite Index ETF, has consistently ranked in the top 5 over three, five, and seven years [6]