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2 1 Shi Ji Jing Ji Bao Dao·2025-10-30 15:40

Core Insights - In Q3 2025, active equity funds underwent significant adjustments in their holdings, shifting towards technology stocks while reducing exposure to consumer and banking sectors [1][3] Group 1: Changes in Major Holdings - The top ten holdings of active equity funds at the end of Q3 included Ningde Times (¥758.81 billion), Tencent Holdings (¥699.38 billion), and new entrants like Xinyi Technology and Zhongji Xuchuang, indicating a strong preference for technology stocks [3][4] - Ningde Times rose to the top position due to a substantial stock price increase of 60%, despite a reduction in the number of shares held by funds [5][6] - Conversely, Guizhou Moutai fell from third to tenth place, primarily due to a modest stock price increase of only 2.45% and a decrease in fund holdings [6][11] Group 2: Increased Allocation to Technology - Active equity funds significantly increased their allocations to technology stocks, particularly in AI-related sectors, with notable increases in holdings for companies like Industrial Fulian and Zhongji Xuchuang [8][9] - The top ten stocks with the highest increase in holdings were all from the technology sector, reflecting a collective bet on the AI industry [9][11] - Industrial Fulian saw the largest increase in fund holdings, with a remarkable stock price surge of 214.80% during Q3 [8][9] Group 3: Decreased Allocation to Consumer and Banking Sectors - Active equity funds drastically reduced their holdings in consumer and banking stocks, with Xiaomi Group experiencing the largest decline in market value, dropping by ¥10.8 billion (approximately 51%) [11][12] - Other consumer stocks like Midea Group and new consumption leader Pop Mart also faced significant reductions in fund holdings, indicating a broader trend of divestment from these sectors [12][13] - Banking stocks such as China Merchants Bank and Jiangsu Bank also saw substantial decreases in both stock price and fund holdings, reflecting a challenging environment for these sectors [12][13]