Zheng Quan Shi Bao Wang·2025-12-17 05:01Core Insights - The Social Security Fund's investment in technology stocks has reached a historical high, with a market value exceeding 46.9 billion yuan as of the end of Q3, reflecting a significant increase in preference for technology stocks [1][2]. Group 1: Investment Trends - The Social Security Fund's holdings in the electronics sector reached nearly 27.4 billion yuan, making it the highest among technology sectors, followed by the computer sector with over 7.7 billion yuan [2]. - Year-on-year, the market value of technology stocks held by the Social Security Fund has increased by nearly 61% compared to the end of Q3 last year, and it has grown more than 18 times compared to the same period in 2011 [2]. Group 2: Individual Stock Holdings - Transsion Holdings has the largest holding among the Social Security Fund's investments, with a market value exceeding 4.5 billion yuan [3]. - Other notable stocks with holdings exceeding 1 billion yuan include Pengding Holdings, Focus Media, Unisoc, and Shenzhen South Electronics [4]. Group 3: New Investments - The Social Security Fund's 113 combination and the Basic Pension Insurance Fund's 802 combination have newly invested in Unisoc with 20.93 million shares, amounting to nearly 1.9 billion yuan [5]. - Giant Network was also newly added to the portfolio with 27.84 million shares, valued at over 1.258 billion yuan [6]. Group 4: Long-term Holdings - The Social Security Fund has maintained long-term positions in six technology stocks for over 24 quarters, including Zhongnan Media, Zhongyuan Media, Phoenix Media, Yilian Network, Sanhuan Group, and Transsion Holdings, with each having a market value exceeding 1 billion yuan [7]. - Additionally, 11 technology stocks have been held for over three years, with Pengding Holdings having a market value exceeding 3.2 billion yuan [8]. Group 5: Investment Strategy - The long-term holdings of the Social Security Fund primarily consist of industry-leading stocks with generous dividends and high dividend-yielding media stocks [9].