Investment Rating - The report provides a positive outlook on the non-banking financial sector, indicating a strong performance and potential for continued growth in the coming years [1][2]. Core Insights - The report highlights the introduction of multiple regulatory frameworks aimed at strengthening the long-term performance of the non-banking sector, which is expected to enhance the overall stability and growth prospects of the industry [1][39]. - The insurance market is expanding steadily, with significant growth in premium income and investment returns, indicating a robust recovery and potential for further development [7][58]. - The report emphasizes the performance of various non-banking sectors, with insurance leading the growth, followed by diversified finance and securities [22][58]. Summary by Sections Regulatory Dynamics - The China Banking and Insurance Regulatory Commission (CBIRC) has introduced several new regulations, including adjustments to risk factors for insurance companies and management guidelines for financial leasing companies, aimed at enhancing regulatory efficiency and promoting high-quality development in the non-banking sector [3][39]. - New regulations also include the asset-liability management guidelines for insurance companies and the information disclosure management for asset management products, which are expected to improve transparency and investor protection [40][43]. Industry Dynamics - The non-banking sector has shown varied performance, with the insurance sector achieving a premium income of CNY 5.76 trillion, a year-on-year increase of 7.56% [58]. - The report notes that the A-share market's average daily trading volume reached CNY 10,768 billion, reflecting a year-on-year growth of 53.24%, although there was a slight decline in trading activity towards the end of the year [10][64]. Market Performance - In December 2025, the non-banking index rose by 6.31%, outperforming major indices, with insurance stocks showing the highest gains at 14.59% [19][22]. - The report identifies key ETFs in the non-banking sector, highlighting strong performance in the securities insurance ETFs and financial technology ETFs, which saw significant inflows [13][38]. Investment Opportunities - The report recommends focusing on the valuation recovery logic in the non-banking sector, particularly in ETFs such as the Hong Kong Stock Connect Non-Banking ETF and the Financial Technology ETF, which are expected to benefit from the positive market dynamics [13][38]. - The insurance sector's dividend yields are becoming increasingly attractive, with several companies offering yields above 3.5%, indicating a potential investment opportunity for income-focused investors [12].

Group 1 - The core point of the article is that Zhongji Xuchuang has replaced CATL as the largest holding in actively managed equity funds as of Q4 2025, indicating a shift in market focus and investment strategies [1][3] - The top ten holdings of actively managed equity funds have changed significantly compared to Q3 2025, with Zhongji Xuchuang, Xinyi Semiconductor, and Zijin Mining moving up in rankings, while CATL and Tencent have dropped [3][4] - The total market value of the top ten holdings in actively managed equity funds is reported, with Zhongji Xuchuang at 76.8 billion, Xinyi Semiconductor at 63.8 billion, and CATL at 63 billion [3] Group 2 - Actively managed equity funds have increased their allocation in sectors such as non-ferrous metals, chemicals, and non-bank financials, while reducing exposure to electronics, pharmaceuticals, and media [9][10] - The overall stock position of actively managed equity funds has decreased to 84.4%, reflecting a cautious approach amid changing market conditions [8] - The analysis indicates that the shift in sector allocation is driven by a combination of cyclical recovery, technological optimization, and improved market activity in non-bank financials [9][10]

Group 1 - The active equity fund management scale decreased slightly in Q4 2025, primarily due to significant redemption pressure from existing funds, resulting in a net redemption of 165.6 billion yuan [1] - The total management scale of three types of active equity funds (ordinary stock, mixed equity, and flexible allocation) decreased by 189.8 billion yuan, with new active equity fund issuance at 56.2 billion yuan [1] - The active equity fund's position in Q4 2025 decreased by 0.83 percentage points to 86.62%, remaining at the second-highest level in history [2] Group 2 - In terms of sector allocation, the proportion of the ChiNext board increased by 1.24 percentage points to 24.98%, while the main board and Sci-Tech Innovation board saw declines [5][8] - The allocation to the main board decreased by 0.30 percentage points to 58.21%, indicating a further increase in underweight [8] - Active equity funds increased their positions in cyclical and financial real estate sectors while reducing exposure to technology growth and pharmaceuticals [11] Group 3 - The active equity funds increased their allocation in the non-ferrous metals, communication, and non-bank financial sectors, with increases of 2.26 percentage points, 1.85 percentage points, and 0.87 percentage points respectively [13] - The funds reduced their positions in electronics, pharmaceuticals, media, power equipment, and computers, with reductions of 1.72 percentage points, 1.54 percentage points, and 1.16 percentage points respectively [13] - Excluding thematic/sector funds, the active equity funds still increased their positions in non-ferrous metals, communication, and non-bank financial sectors [14] Group 4 - The allocation to the TMT sector slightly decreased in Q4 2025, with the configuration coefficient at 1.48, indicating room for further improvement [29] - Within the TMT sector, active equity funds increased their holdings in communication equipment and components while reducing positions in consumer electronics and semiconductors [32] - The dividend sector's allocation stabilized and increased, with the low-volatility dividend index rising by 1.7 percentage points to 4.3% [37] Group 5 - The top five stocks in active equity funds in Q4 2025 included Zhongji Xuchuang, Xinyi Sheng, Dongshan Precision, China Ping An, and Zijin Mining, with respective increases in holding ratios [43] - The top ten holdings accounted for 4.83%, 4.01%, and 3.97% of the total market value of the funds [46] - The concentration of individual stocks in active equity funds increased slightly, while the concentration of industries showed a mixed trend [49] Group 6 - The Hong Kong stock allocation of active equity funds decreased to 15.98%, down from 19.09%, with a total holding value of 302.9 billion yuan [51] - The funds increased their positions in the healthcare, materials, and energy sectors while reducing exposure to consumer discretionary and information technology sectors [54] - Tencent maintained its position as the largest holding in Hong Kong stocks, with a market value of 57.3 billion yuan [56]

- In the past two years, broad-based ETFs have experienced significant net outflows, with a cumulative net outflow of 534.63 billion yuan since 2026, including 267.32 billion yuan from CSI 300, 71.58 billion yuan from CSI 1000, 45.67 billion yuan from STAR 50, 49.11 billion yuan from SSE 50, and 33.39 billion yuan from ChiNext Index[3] - Since 2024, there have been four major net inflows of medium- and long-term funds through broad-based ETFs, mainly into CSI 300 (current retained market value of approximately 608.8 billion yuan), CSI 1000 (approximately 163.4 billion yuan), CSI 500 (approximately 137.7 billion yuan), and ChiNext Index (approximately 105.8 billion yuan)[3] - Medium- and long-term funds in Q3 2025 were heavily invested in banks (37% of market value), non-bank financials (19%), food and beverage (5%), construction (4%), and utilities (4%)[3] - The report provides detailed statistics on the net inflows and outflows of major broad-based ETFs, including CSI 300, CSI 500, CSI 1000, SSE 50, ChiNext Index, and others, with specific figures for each ETF[5] - The report includes a table estimating the current cost lines for major ETFs, showing the buy and sell cost lines for each round of net inflows and outflows, along with the retained market value and the current index price[7] - The report lists the top holdings of medium- and long-term funds in Q3 2025, including Agricultural Bank of China, Industrial and Commercial Bank of China, Ping An Insurance, Bank of China, and others, with specific market values and percentages[9] - The report notes that the data comes from periodic reports disclosed by listed companies, fund reports, and other sources, and that medium- and long-term funds include entities such as Central Huijin, China Securities Finance, and others[10]

Core Viewpoint - The public fund holdings in 2025 show a significant shift towards technology growth sectors, moving away from traditional consumer and financial sectors [9][10]. Group 1: Changes in Top Holdings - Ningde Times consistently ranked as the top holding throughout 2025, with a market value of 146.8 billion in Q1, 142.7 billion in Q2, 207.1 billion in Q3, and 181.9 billion in Q4 [3]. - Guizhou Moutai, a traditional consumer staple, saw a decline in its ranking and market value, dropping from second place at the beginning of the year to fifth by Q4 [10]. - Tencent Holdings maintained a relatively stable position, fluctuating between second and fourth place [10]. - Notable rises in rankings were observed for Zhongji Xuchuang and Xinyi Sheng, both of which entered the top ten in Q3 and continued to rise in Q4, indicating a strong interest in AI-related stocks [10]. Group 2: Changes in Industry Holdings - The electronics sector remained the top industry for public fund holdings across all four quarters of 2025, with investment values increasing from 518.9 billion in Q1 to 774.5 billion in Q4 [6]. - The food and beverage sector declined from second place in Q1 to seventh place by Q4, reflecting a shift in investor preference [12]. - The medical and biological sector, which ranked high in the first three quarters, was overtaken by the electric equipment and communication sectors in Q4 [12]. - The electric equipment sector improved its ranking from fourth to second place by Q4, while the communication sector rose from outside the top ten to third place [12]. - Non-bank financial and banking sectors experienced an overall decline in rankings, while the non-ferrous metals sector entered the top six in Q4 [13].

Core Viewpoint - The public fund holdings in 2025 show a significant shift towards technology growth sectors, moving away from traditional consumer and financial sectors, with Ningde Times consistently ranking as the top heavy stock throughout the year [9][10]. Group 1: Changes in Top Holdings - Ningde Times maintained its position as the top heavy stock across all quarters, with a market value of 146.8 billion in Q1, 142.7 billion in Q2, 207.1 billion in Q3, and 181.9 billion in Q4 [3]. - Guizhou Moutai, a traditional consumer staple, saw a decline in its ranking and market value, dropping from second place at the beginning of the year to fifth by Q4 [10]. - Tencent Holdings remained relatively stable, fluctuating between second and fourth positions throughout the year [10]. - Notable rises in rankings were observed for technology stocks such as Zhongji Xuchuang and Xinyi Sheng, which entered the top ten in Q3 and Q4, indicating a strong demand driven by AI computing needs [10]. Group 2: Changes in Industry Holdings - The electronics sector consistently ranked as the top industry for public fund holdings across all four quarters, with investment values increasing from 518.9 billion in Q1 to 774.5 billion in Q4 [6]. - The food and beverage sector declined from second place in Q1 to seventh place by Q4, reflecting a shift in investor preference [12]. - The medical and biological sector maintained a strong presence in the first three quarters but was surpassed by the electric equipment and communication sectors in Q4 [12]. - The electric equipment sector rose from fourth place at the beginning of the year to second place by Q4, while the communication sector made a notable leap from outside the top ten to third place [12]. - Non-bank financial and banking sectors experienced an overall decline in rankings, while the non-ferrous metals sector entered the top six in Q4 [13].

Core Viewpoint - The AI Fund Nuon New Power Flexible Allocation Mixed A (320018) reported a profit of 4.9971 million yuan for Q4 2025, with a weighted average profit per fund share of 0.2548 yuan. The fund's net value growth rate for the reporting period was 7.26%, and the fund size reached 65.8123 million yuan by the end of Q4 2025 [3][14]. Fund Performance - As of January 22, the unit net value of the fund was 3.565 yuan. The fund manager, Li Xiaojie, has managed four funds over the past year, all of which have yielded positive returns. The highest growth rate among these funds was 48.16% for Nuon Low Carbon Economy Stock A, while the lowest was 5.05% for Nuon Huili Mixed A [3]. - The fund's net value growth rates over various periods are as follows: 2.18% over the last three months (ranking 1015/1286), 2.83% over the last six months (ranking 1146/1286), 16.89% over the last year (ranking 980/1286), and -15.38% over the last three years (ranking 1190/1286) [3]. Investment Strategy - The fund's Q4 holdings were primarily in dividend-related assets such as banks, oil and petrochemicals, and non-bank financials. The fund reduced its allocation in the banking sector while increasing its positions in non-bank financials and oil and petrochemicals [3]. Risk Metrics - The fund's Sharpe ratio over the last three years was -0.0472, ranking 1192/1275 among comparable funds [8]. - The maximum drawdown over the last three years was 30.05%, with the largest single-quarter drawdown occurring in Q1 2022 at 17.43% [10]. Portfolio Composition - As of December 31, the fund's average stock position over the last three years was 74.15%, compared to the industry average of 72.57%. The fund reached a peak stock position of 79.28% at the end of 2021 and a low of 51.69% by the end of Q3 2022 [13]. - The top ten holdings of the fund as of Q4 2025 included China Ping An, China Pacific Insurance, China Petroleum, Oppein Home, China Shenhua, New China Life Insurance, Sinopec, Shaanxi Coal and Chemical Industry, Yili Group, and Jiangsu Bank [17].

Report Industry Investment Rating No information provided in the content Core Viewpoints - The stock positions of active equity - hybrid funds decreased in Q4 2025, mainly due to active reduction. The allocation in the ChiNext continued to increase, and the actively increased positions were in the non - ferrous metals, communication, and non - banking finance industries [1][4] Summary by Directory 1. Position Analysis: Stock Positions Declined, Mostly Due to Active Reduction - **Overall Stock Position Decline**: The overall position of public offering equity funds decreased slightly compared to Q3 2025. The weighted - average position of equity funds was 86.47%, a decrease of 0.77 percentage points from the previous quarter. The active reduction calculated by the CSI 800 index was also about 0.77%, indicating that the decline was mainly due to active reduction by fund managers [7] - **Nearly 60% of Funds Actively Reduced Positions**: In Q4 2025, about 42.53% of active equity - hybrid funds increased their positions, while 57.47% actively reduced positions [12] - **Public Offering Managers with Large Stock Position Changes**: Small and medium - sized public offering fund managers had large differences in overall positions. The top 5 heavy - position and light - position, and the top 5 position - increasing and position - reducing fund managers in Q4 2025 are listed in the report [14] 2. Heavy - Positioned Sector Analysis: ChiNext Allocation Continued to Increase - **ChiNext Allocation Increase**: Compared with the end of Q3 2025, the allocation of active equity - hybrid funds in the ChiNext increased by 1.32%, while the allocations in the main board, Science and Technology Innovation Board, and Beijing Stock Exchange decreased [17] - **Decline in Hong Kong Stock Allocation of Active Shanghai - Hong Kong - Shenzhen Funds**: As of December 31, 2025, the Hong Kong stock allocation of active Shanghai - Hong Kong - Shenzhen funds was about 26.67%, a decrease of 6.76 percentage points from the end of Q3 2025 [20] 3. Heavy - Positioned Stock Feature Analysis: Bias towards the Technology Sector, Considering Battery, Non - Ferrous Metals, and Liquor Industries - **Top 10 Heavy - Positioned Stocks**: The top 10 heavy - positioned stocks of active equity - hybrid funds at the end of Q4 2025 included technology stocks such as those related to the AI industry chain, as well as non - technology industry leaders like battery, non - ferrous metals, and liquor. The positions in some stocks decreased, while the holding values of optical module targets increased [23] - **Top 10 Stocks with Active Position - Increasing**: The top 10 stocks with active position - increasing in Q4 2025 were concentrated in high - end manufacturing fields such as electronics, power equipment, and optical modules, also considering non - technology sectors [27] 4. Heavy - Positioned Stock Style Analysis: "Herding" Degree Decreased, Tending towards Large - Cap Growth Style - **Decrease in "Herding" Degree**: The concentration of top stocks in terms of both holding value and heavy - position times decreased in Q4 2025, indicating a weakening of the "herding" effect [29] - **Tendency towards Large - Cap Growth Style**: Active equity - hybrid funds were more inclined to the large - cap growth style at the end of Q4 2025, with a slight decrease in the allocation of small - cap value assets [31] 5. Heavy - Positioned Industry Analysis: Actively Increase Positions in Non - Ferrous Metals, Communication, and Non - Banking, Reduce Positions in Media and Commerce and Retail - **Top Five Heavy - Positioned Industries**: At the end of Q4 2025, the top five heavy - positioned industries of active equity - hybrid funds were electronics, power equipment, communication, pharmaceutical biology, and non - ferrous metals. The proportion of electronics decreased, while those of communication and non - ferrous metals increased [32] - **Active Position - Adjustment in Industries**: Institutions actively increased positions in non - ferrous metals, communication, non - banking finance, etc., and reduced positions in media, commerce and retail, and pharmaceutical biology [33] 6. Large and Medium - Sized Public Offering Management Companies: Electronics Industry Becomes the Focus of Active Position - Increase and Reduction - **Industry Distribution of Heavy - Positioned Stocks**: The largest heavy - positioned industry of large and medium - sized public offering management companies at the end of Q4 2025 was still electronics. The power equipment and communication industries appeared 10 times, and the pharmaceutical biology and non - ferrous metals industries appeared 7 and 6 times respectively [37] - **Active Position - Adjustment by Companies**: In Q4 2025, large and medium - sized fund companies actively increased positions in non - ferrous metals, electronics, communication, and non - banking finance industries. The number of companies that first actively reduced positions in the electronics industry was the largest, indicating a large divergence among institutions on the electronics industry [39]

Group 1 - The stock position of actively managed equity funds decreased, while the A-share position continued to rise, with a total stock value of 3.39 trillion yuan at the end of Q4 2025, down by 0.19 trillion yuan from Q3 2025. The A-share market value was 2.91 trillion yuan, a decrease of 0.08 trillion yuan [2][8] - The stock allocation structure saw a decrease of 1.40 percentage points to 84.22%, remaining at a historically high level since 2005. The proportion of A-shares in asset allocation continued to rise, increasing by 0.66 percentage points to 72.18% [2][8] Group 2 - In Q4 2025, the allocation ratio for the ChiNext board increased from 23.62% to 24.83%, while the allocation ratios for other boards declined, with the Sci-Tech Innovation board down by 0.93 percentage points [12][13] - The large-cap style's holding value ratio increased by 1.24 percentage points, while the small-cap style decreased by 0.38 percentage points. Among the five major style indices, the cyclical style's holding value ratio rose by 3.23 percentage points [14][16] Group 3 - In terms of industry allocation, 18 primary industries saw an increase in holding value ratios, with notable increases in non-ferrous metals, communication, non-bank financials, basic chemicals, and machinery equipment, each rising by over 0.5 percentage points [17][20] - The top ten industries with increased holdings included communication equipment, industrial metals, insurance II, components, energy metals, general equipment, chemical products, minor metals, airport operations, and grid equipment [31][32] Group 4 - In the Hong Kong stock market, the allocation ratio for actively managed equity funds decreased to 16.10%, down by 3.09 percentage points from Q3 2025. The materials sector saw a significant increase in holding value ratio by 2.42 percentage points, while the financial sector increased by 2.33 percentage points [40][42] - The top five industries in the Hong Kong stock market included software services, medical biology, consumer discretionary retail, semiconductors, and non-ferrous metals, with respective holding values of 626 billion yuan, 430 billion yuan, 344 billion yuan, 237 billion yuan, and 213 billion yuan [45][46] Group 5 - The concentration of the top twenty stocks held by actively managed equity funds showed slight fluctuations, with 17 A-shares and 3 Hong Kong stocks. The number of stocks in the electronic and non-bank financial sectors increased by one, while those in the electric power equipment and medical biology sectors decreased by one [50][51]

1. Report Industry Investment Rating No relevant content provided. 2. Core Viewpoints of the Report - In Q4 2025, there were five major highlights in the holdings of public - offering funds, including the contraction of active equity scale with eased redemption pressure, the differentiation of A/H - share positions, the continuation of the "passive > active" situation, the record - high position of resource products and the record - low position of consumer services, and no subscription or redemption operations of Huijin for ETFs [6]. - The stock positions of all mainland public - offering funds declined, and from both overall and median perspectives, the stock positions of active equity - biased funds in Q4 2025 also declined [6]. - From the perspective of the fund allocation side of stocks, the shareholding scale of index and "fixed - income +" products increased. Compared with Q3 2025, in Q4 2025, the number of top - holding stocks of mainland public - offering funds increased, the market value slightly shrank, and the concentration of the top 100 top - holding stocks decreased [6]. 3. Summary by Relevant Catalogs 3.1 2025Q4 Public - Offering Fund Holdings: Five Major Highlights - **Active equity scale contraction with eased redemption pressure**: In Q4 2025, the scale of active equity funds shrank, but the redemption pressure eased. The scale of active equity - biased funds was 3.9 trillion yuan, a 4% quarter - on - quarter contraction; the share was 2.65 trillion shares, a decrease of 71.6 billion shares quarter - on - quarter. The net redemption share was 125.6 billion shares, a contraction of 91.9 billion shares quarter - on - quarter [15]. - **Differentiation of A/H - share positions, reduction of Alibaba in Hong Kong stocks**: In Q4 2025, the A/H - share positions of mainland active equity - biased funds were differentiated. The A - share position slightly increased, while the Hong Kong - share position significantly declined. The active equity - biased funds held about 483.6 billion yuan of Hong Kong stocks, accounting for 23.4% of the scale of active equity - biased funds that could invest in Hong Kong stocks (a 3.9 - percentage - point quarter - on - quarter decrease). Tencent Holdings remained the largest Hong Kong - stock top - holding of mainland active equity - biased funds, with a reduction of 3.9 billion Hong Kong dollars in Q4. Alibaba and other software and hardware technology directions were under - allocated, with the largest under - allocation scale of Alibaba reaching 11.2 billion Hong Kong dollars [20]. - **Continuation of the "passive > active" situation, "fixed - income +"承接 residents' entry into the market**: In Q4 2025, the scale of "fixed - income +" funds reached 2.6 trillion yuan, a 9.8% quarter - on - quarter increase. Index funds became an important channel for funds to enter the market, and the gap between passive and active funds widened. The scale expansion of "fixed - income +" funds might be an important carrier for the transfer of residents' deposits [22][24]. - **Record - high position of resource products and record - low position of consumer services**: In Q4 2025, active equity - biased funds significantly increased their positions in resource products and reduced their positions in TMT. The position of resource products reached 13.3%, and the under - allocation margin narrowed to a record high; the position of consumer services was 9.8%, reaching a record low [29]. - **No subscription or redemption operations of Huijin for ETFs**: As of the end of Q4 2025, Huijin's holding shares of the 12 "preferred" ETFs were the same as those in H1 and Q3, with no subscription or redemption operations during the period [32]. 3.2 Mainland Public - Offering Fund Asset Allocation - **All mainland public - offering funds**: In Q4 2025, the stock positions of mainland public - offering funds declined, and the bond positions increased. The total asset value of mainland public - offering funds was 39.48 trillion yuan, a 3.5% quarter - on - quarter increase; the net asset value was 36.35 trillion yuan, a 2.7% quarter - on - quarter increase. The stock position was 22.87%, a decrease of 0.71 percentage points quarter - on - quarter [36]. - **Active equity - biased funds**: In Q4 2025, the net asset value and stock market value of active equity - biased funds declined compared with Q3, and the stock position decreased synchronously, while the A - share position slightly increased. The stock position of active equity - biased funds was 84.37%, a decrease of 1.41 percentage points quarter - on - quarter; the A - share position was 72.26%, an increase of 0.66 percentage points quarter - on - quarter [40]. - **"Fixed - income +" funds**: In Q4 2025, the net asset value of "fixed - income +" funds increased by 9.8%, the stock market value continued to grow, and both the stock and bond positions increased slightly. The stock position was 10.04%, an increase of 0.17 percentage points quarter - on - quarter; the bond position was 86.02%, an increase of 0.19 percentage points quarter - on - quarter [44]. - **Median of fund positions**: From the median perspective, in Q4 2025, the stock positions of active equity - biased and "fixed - income +" funds declined, while the position of index funds remained stable. The median stock position of active equity - biased funds was 87.90%, a decrease of 1.01 percentage points quarter - on - quarter [48]. - **Stock allocation side**: The shareholding scale of index and "fixed - income +" products increased. In Q4 2025, the stock market value of active equity - biased funds was 3.37 trillion yuan, a 5.2% quarter - on - quarter decrease; the stock market value of index funds was 4.70 trillion yuan, a 3.4% quarter - on - quarter increase; the stock market value of "fixed - income +" funds was 301.501 billion yuan, a significant 14.1% quarter - on - quarter increase [53]. 3.3 A - Share Top - Holding Stock Analysis of Mainland Public - Offering Active Equity - Biased Funds - **Overall situation**: Compared with Q3 2025, in Q4 2025, the number of top - holding stocks increased, the market value slightly shrank, and the concentration of the top 100 top - holding stocks decreased. The number of top - holding stocks was 2,429, an increase of 117 quarter - on - quarter; the market value was 1.61 trillion yuan, a 2.72% quarter - on - quarter decrease [58]. - **Sector allocation**: The over - allocation ratio of the GEM increased, and the under - allocation ratio of the main board expanded. In Q4 2025, the allocation ratios of the main board, GEM, STAR Market, and Beijing Stock Exchange were 58.5%, 24.8%, 16.5%, and 0.3% respectively [63]. - **Style allocation**: The allocation ratio of large - cap stocks continued to rise, while the positions of mid - and small - cap stocks declined. In Q4 2025, the allocation ratios of CSI 100 and CSI 300 increased by 1.35 and 1.87 percentage points quarter - on - quarter respectively, while those of CSI 500 and CSI 1000 decreased by 0.42 and 0.40 percentage points quarter - on - quarter respectively [66]. - **Large - category allocation**: The allocation ratio of TMT declined from a high level, while the allocation ratio of resource products increased significantly. In Q4 2025, the top three allocation ratios of active equity - biased funds among large - category industries were TMT (37.8%), mid - stream manufacturing (25.7%), and resource products (13.3%) [70]. - **First - level industry allocation**: The positions of cyclical products increased, while the positions of TMT decreased significantly. The top five industries with increased positions were non - ferrous metals, non - bank finance, basic chemicals, machinery and equipment, and food and beverages; the top five industries with decreased positions were electronics, media, computers, national defense and military industry, and communications [78]. - **Second - level industry allocation**: The positions of insurance and industrial metals increased significantly. After excluding the impact of stock prices, the positions of insurance, industrial metals, and auto parts increased, while consumer electronics, games, and batteries were relatively under - allocated [84]. - **Individual stocks**: Zhongji Innolight became the new top - holding stock of institutions. China Ping An, Dongshan Precision, and Baiwei Storage were significantly increased in position; Industrial Foresight, EVE Energy, and Ninebot were significantly reduced in position [88].