沐曦股份受追捧！多家机构获配超亿元

Core Viewpoint - The recent IPO of Muxi Co., following the success of Moer Thread, indicates strong market enthusiasm for domestic GPU companies, with significant participation from public and private funds in the subscription process [1][3]. Group 1: IPO Details - Muxi Co. announced the results of its offline allocation and online subscription for its IPO on December 8, with a total of 9.6655 million shares issued online, accounting for 29.74% of the total issuance after strategic placements [3]. - The online subscription saw a final winning rate of 0.03348913%, while the offline subscription totaled 57.1691 million shares, with 269 investors participating [3]. - A-class investors, including public funds, social security funds, and qualified foreign investors, received 22.381019 million shares, representing 98.04% of the offline allocation [3]. Group 2: Fund Participation - Approximately 200 public and private institutions received allocations totaling around 1.44 billion yuan, with 94 public funds receiving 1.402 billion yuan and 1,339.23 million shares [4]. - The largest allocation was to E Fund, which received 203 million yuan, while several other funds, including Southern Fund and ICBC Credit Suisse Fund, also received over 100 million yuan [4]. - Notable quantitative private funds also participated, with Ningbo Huafang Quantitative receiving 4.908 million yuan, followed by Yanfu Investment and Jiukun Investment [4]. Group 3: Market Context - The IPO of Muxi Co. follows the high-profile listing of Moer Thread, which had an online winning rate of only 0.036% and an offline subscription multiple of 1,572 times [6]. - Public funds have been a significant source of returns from IPO subscriptions, with recent data showing average first-day gains of 223.48% for Sci-Tech Innovation Board stocks and 244.20% for Growth Enterprise Market stocks [7]. - Assuming all stocks were successfully subscribed and sold at market average prices, A-class accounts with 200 million yuan could expect a return rate of 2.82% from IPO subscriptions [7].