Southbound funds net buy HK$4.47 billion on Sept 14, HK$881 million on Sept 15
Southbound funds via the Stock Connect program recorded net purchases of HK$4.471 billion on September 14 and HK$881 million on September 15, according to Jin10 and Cailian Press. Zhipu led buys on both days, while SMIC and Tencent led sells. The data shows net inflows for six consecutive trading days through Sept 14, totaling approximately HK$24.577 billion, extending to seven days by Sept 15 with HK$25.458 billion.
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Southbound Funds Net Buy HK$881 Million; Zhipu Leads Purchases, Tencent Sold
According to Cailian Press on September 15, southbound funds recorded a net purchase of HK$881 million in Hong Kong stocks. Zhipu and Tracker Fund received net purchases of approximately HK$718 million and HK$575 million, respectively, making them the top two holdings by net inflow. In contrast, Tencent Holdings faced a net sell-off of HK$1 billion, the largest outflow among the stocks tracked. The report notes that southbound funds have seen net inflows for seven consecutive trading days, totaling approximately HK$25.458 billion in purchases over that period. The data reflects continued capital flow from mainland China into Hong Kong-listed equities, with selective buying and selling across different stocks.
Read sourceSouthbound Funds Net Buy RMB 881 Million; Tencent Leads Net Sells on Stock Connects
On the trading day, southbound funds recorded a net buy of RMB 881 million via the Shanghai-HK and Shenzhen-HK Stock Connects. On the Shanghai-HK Stock Connect, Zhipu and CNOOC received net buys of HKD 592 million and HKD 138 million, respectively, while Tencent Holdings topped the net sell list with HKD 637 million. On the Shenzhen-HK Stock Connect, the Tracker Fund of Hong Kong and YOFC received net buys of HKD 575 million and HKD 213 million, respectively, with Tencent Holdings again leading net sells at HKD 363 million. The data, reported by Jin10, reflects daily capital flow patterns between mainland China and Hong Kong markets.
Read sourceSouthbound Funds Net Buy HK$4.47 Billion; Zhipu Leads Purchases on Sept 14
On September 14, southbound funds recorded a net buy of HK$4.471 billion, according to Cailian Press. Zhipu and YOFC led the purchases with net buys of approximately HK$1.201 billion and HK$383 million, respectively. In contrast, SMIC faced a net sell of HK$637 million. The report notes that southbound funds have posted net inflows for six consecutive trading days, with total purchases amounting to approximately HK$24.577 billion. This data reflects ongoing capital flow trends from mainland China into Hong Kong-listed stocks.
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Southbound Funds Net Buy Over HK$4.4 Billion; Zhipu Leads Purchases on September 14
On September 14, Southbound capital (Southern Capital) recorded a net buy of HK$4.471 billion via the Stock Connect program, according to Cailian Press. Zhipu and YOFC received the largest net purchases, approximately HK$1.201 billion and HK$383 million respectively. In contrast, SMIC faced a net sell of HK$637 million. The report notes that Southbound funds have posted net inflows for six consecutive trading days, with total purchases amounting to approximately HK$24.577 billion over that period. This data reflects ongoing capital flow trends from mainland Chinese investors into Hong Kong-listed stocks.
Read sourceSouthbound Funds Net Buy RMB 4.47 Billion; Zhipu, SMIC Lead Flows
Southbound funds recorded a net buy of RMB 4.471 billion on the day, according to data from Jin10. On the Shanghai Stock Exchange's Stock Connect to Hong Kong, Zhipu received a net buy of HKD 846 million and Kingboard Laminates received a net buy of HKD 63 million. SMIC led net sells on that channel with an amount of HKD 289 million. On the Shenzhen Stock Exchange's Stock Connect to Hong Kong, Zhipu again received a net buy of HKD 355 million, and YOFC received a net buy of HKD 349 million. SMIC again led net sells on the Shenzhen channel with an amount of HKD 348 million. The report presents the raw flow data without attribution to any analyst or forecast.