友邦吊顶股价跌5.12%，诺安基金旗下1只基金位居十大流通股东，持有62.71万股浮亏损失85.91万元

Company Overview - Aoyuan Ceiling, established on December 23, 2007, is located in Haiyan County, Zhejiang Province, China. The company was listed on January 28, 2014. Its main business involves the manufacturing, production, and sales of building materials, daily wooden products, household appliances, plumbing parts, and other metal products used in construction [1]. Business Composition - The revenue composition of Aoyuan Ceiling is as follows: Basic modules account for 47.23%, Functional modules for 34.75%, Wall cabinet modules for 9.04%, Auxiliary modules for 6.25%, and Other (supplementary) products for 2.73% [1]. Stock Performance - On September 23, Aoyuan Ceiling's stock fell by 5.12%, trading at 25.40 CNY per share, with a transaction volume of 119 million CNY and a turnover rate of 7.99%. The total market capitalization is 3.339 billion CNY [1]. Major Shareholders - Among the top ten circulating shareholders of Aoyuan Ceiling, one fund from Nuoan Fund ranks as a significant holder. The Nuoan Multi-Strategy Mixed A Fund (320016) entered the top ten in the second quarter, holding 627,100 shares, which represents 1.11% of the circulating shares. The estimated floating loss today is approximately 859,100 CNY [2]. Fund Performance - The Nuoan Multi-Strategy Mixed A Fund (320016) was established on August 9, 2011, with a latest scale of 1.399 billion CNY. Year-to-date, it has achieved a return of 57.56%, ranking 694 out of 8172 in its category. Over the past year, the return is 115.52%, ranking 360 out of 7995. Since inception, the fund has returned 204.1% [2]. Fund Management - The fund managers of Nuoan Multi-Strategy Mixed A are Kong Xianzheng and Wang Haichang. As of the report, Kong has been in position for 4 years and 302 days, managing a total fund size of 4.607 billion CNY, with the best return during his tenure being 72.6% and the worst being -16.74%. Wang has been in position for 3 years and 64 days, managing 2.529 billion CNY, with the best return of 60.45% and the worst of -18.8% [3].