Sytech(SH:600183) Xin Lang Ji Jin·2025-12-24 11:37Core Viewpoint - Nvidia is expected to deliver H200 chips to Chinese customers before the Spring Festival, leading to a significant increase in the performance of the electronic ETF (515260), which rose by 1.68% and successfully recovered above the 60-day moving average, marking a three-day winning streak [1] Electronic Sector Performance - The electronic sector saw a net inflow of 22.3 billion yuan from main funds, with a total of 36.6 billion yuan and 131.6 billion yuan in net inflows over the past five and twenty days, respectively, maintaining its position as the top industry among 31 categories [5] - Notable stock performances include: - Shengyi Technology reached a historical high with a 10% increase - Hengxuan Technology and Saintbond both increased by over 6% - GoerTek and Industrial Fulian rose by over 4% [3][4] Semiconductor and Consumer Electronics Insights - In the semiconductor sector, three key positive developments were noted: 1. SMIC has implemented a price increase of approximately 10% on some production capacities 2. TSMC confirmed the consolidation of 8-inch capacity and plans to shut down some production lines by the end of 2027, potentially leading to price increases in wafer manufacturing 3. Nvidia is expected to deliver between 40,000 to 80,000 H200 chips to Chinese customers, which may activate demand for computing power [5] - The global smartphone market showed signs of recovery in Q3, with shipments of approximately 323 million units, a year-on-year increase of 2.6%, driven by innovations such as AI and foldable screens [6] Future Outlook for the Electronic Sector - The electronic sector is expected to benefit from a combination of AI-related capital expenditures and continuous innovation, with a positive outlook for the industry cycle [6][7] - The electronic ETF (515260) and its linked funds are positioned to track the electronic 50 index, focusing on semiconductor and consumer electronics industries, making it an efficient tool for investing in core assets within the electronic sector [7]