Southbound Capital Net Buys 12.69 Billion HKD, Tracker Fund Gets 2.68 Billion
Southbound capital through the Stock Connect program recorded a net purchase of HK$12.69 billion on September 22, the highest single-day net inflow since August 19, extending a streak of net inflows to 12 consecutive trading days. The Tracker Fund of Hong Kong, Zhipu, and Alibaba were the top net buy targets, while SMIC saw the largest net sell. On September 24, net inflows slowed to HK$2.9 billion, with the streak reaching 14 consecutive days and cumulative net purchases of approximately HK$55.227 billion.
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Southbound Funds Net Buy HK$2.9 Billion; Tracker Fund Leads Inflows
Southbound funds through the Stock Connect program recorded a net purchase of approximately HK$2.9 billion on September 24, according to data from Cailianshe. The Tracker Fund of Hong Kong (盈富基金) and Tencent Holdings were the top beneficiaries, receiving net inflows of about HK$633 million and HK$630 million, respectively. In contrast, Genscript Biotech Corporation saw net selling of HK$279 million. The report notes that southbound funds have maintained a net inflow streak for 14 consecutive trading days, accumulating total net purchases of approximately HK$55.227 billion during this period. The data reflects continued capital flow from mainland China into Hong Kong-listed assets.
Southbound Capital Net Buys HK$2.9 Billion; Net Buys Tracker Fund Over HK$600 Million
On September 24, the Hang Seng Index fell 0.29% to close at 24,761.13 points. Southbound capital (funds flowing from mainland China into Hong Kong stocks) recorded a net purchase of HK$2.9 billion on the day, with total turnover of HK$63 billion. Among the top ten southbound stocks by turnover, the Tracker Fund of Hong Kong (盈富基金) received net buying of HK$633 million, Tencent Holdings (腾讯控股) net buying of HK$630 million, and CSOP Hang Seng Tech Index ETF (南方恒生科技) net buying of HK$556 million. On the selling side, Genscript Biotech (金斯瑞生物科技) saw net selling of HK$279 million, Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corporation (中芯国际) net selling of HK$225 million, and Zhipu (智谱) net selling of HK$86.89 million. The article is sourced from Hafu Securities and carries a disclaimer that it is AI-generated and for reference only, not investment advice.
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Southbound capital (funds flowing from mainland China into Hong Kong stocks) recorded a net purchase of 126.91 billion Hong Kong dollars on the trading day, marking the highest single-day net inflow since August 19. This extends a streak of net inflows to 12 consecutive trading days, with total net purchases over that period reaching approximately 488.78 billion Hong Kong dollars. Among specific funds, the Tracker Fund of Hong Kong (盈富基金) and another fund (智谱) received net buys of about 26.77 billion and 9.45 billion Hong Kong dollars, respectively. In contrast, Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corporation (SMIC, 中芯国际) saw a net sell of 3.74 billion Hong Kong dollars. The data is sourced from a report by Cailian Press (财联社) and published on East Money's corporate news channel.
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Southbound Capital Net Buys 126.91 Billion HKD; Tracker Fund, Zhipu, Alibaba Lead
Southbound capital flows through the Stock Connect program recorded a net purchase of 126.91 billion Hong Kong dollars on the trading day. The top three net buy targets were the Tracker Fund of Hong Kong (盈富基金), Zhipu (智谱), and Alibaba Group Holding Limited (阿里巴巴-W), which received net inflows of 26.77 billion HKD, 9.45 billion HKD, and 8.72 billion HKD respectively. On the sell side, Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corporation (中芯国际), Yangtze Optical Fibre and Cable (长飞光纤光缆), and Tencent Holdings (腾讯控股) saw net outflows of 3.74 billion HKD, 2.22 billion HKD, and 1.55 billion HKD respectively. The data, sourced from China Business News (第一财经), reflects daily capital allocation trends by mainland Chinese investors into Hong Kong-listed securities.
Read sourceSouthbound Capital Net Buys 12.69 Billion HKD, Tracker Fund Gets 2.68 Billion
On September 22, the Hang Seng Index rose 0.18% to close at 25,087.75 points. Southbound capital (funds flowing from mainland China into Hong Kong stocks) recorded a net purchase of 126.91 billion Hong Kong dollars on the day, with total turnover of 110.812 billion HKD, while the Hong Kong stock market's total turnover was 249.214 billion HKD. Among the top ten southbound stocks by trading volume, the Tracker Fund (盈富基金) received the largest net inflow of 2.677 billion HKD, followed by Zhipu (智谱) with 945 million HKD and Alibaba-W with 872 million HKD. On the sell side, SMIC (中芯国际) saw a net outflow of 374 million HKD, Yangtze Optical Fibre and Cable (长飞光纤光缆) lost 222 million HKD, and Tencent Holdings (腾讯控股) recorded a net sell of 155 million HKD. The report is sourced from Hafu Securities and carries a disclaimer that it is AI-generated and not investment advice.
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