百亿私募主动“封盘”再添一例，宁泉资产暂拒新客，原因何在？

Core Viewpoint - Ningquan Asset, a well-known private equity firm, announced it will suspend new investor subscriptions for all its funds starting October 30, 2025, while existing investors can still make additional subscriptions. This move has raised concerns about potential market risks and bearish signals due to the firm's history of accurately predicting market trends [1][2]. Company Summary - Ningquan Asset was founded by Yang Dong in January 2018 and has seen its managed assets exceed 40 billion yuan as of the end of Q1 this year [1]. - Yang Dong has a notable background in investment management, having previously held senior positions at Industrial Securities and Xincheng Fund, and is recognized for his accurate market risk warnings in 2007 and 2015 [1]. - The firm has registered nine new products this year, with the latest being "Ningquan Xinxing No. 4," established on September 24 [2]. Market Analysis - Industry insiders suggest that the decision to "close the fund" may reflect a cautious outlook on future market conditions or a need to manage the rapid growth of assets under management [2]. - Despite the suspension of new subscriptions, Ningquan Asset's latest monthly report indicates that while some market bubbles are evident, the firm does not chase hot stocks and holds a significant amount of "old" stocks, suggesting that there are still valuable investment opportunities available [2]. Holdings Overview - As of October 30, Ningquan Asset's products were among the top ten shareholders in five companies that disclosed their Q3 reports, with a total market value of approximately 378 million yuan [3]. - The firm increased its holdings in Zhuhai Ming Technology by 657,210 shares and became the eighth largest shareholder in Fuanna with 605,120 shares [3][4]. Industry Context - Several other large private equity firms have also chosen to control their fundraising pace this year, indicating a broader trend in the industry [5]. - The overall performance of the A-share market remains strong, with the Shanghai Composite Index recently surpassing 4,000 points, despite the "closing" actions of these private equity firms [6].