3-Day Rally! First Hong Kong Stock-Focused Chip Industry ETF (159131) Gains 1.7%, Institutions: China's AI Supply Chain to Enter Explosive Growth Phase by 2026

Deep News12-08

On the morning of December 8, Hong Kong's chip industry chain strengthened again, with Huahong Semiconductor surging 4%, while SMIC, Shanghai Fudan, and Foxconn Interconnect Technology rose over 3%. The first ETF tracking Hong Kong's chip industry chain, the Hong Kong Information Technology ETF (159131), saw its intraday price rise by 1.70%, with real-time turnover exceeding 33 million yuan.

Recently, the renowned investment bank Bernstein released a research report stating that China's AI industry is transitioning from initial development to a new phase of supply chain expansion, with 2026 being a critical inflection point for growth. Bernstein emphasized that China's AI sector is not a bubble but is at a pivotal stage of supply chain advancement. With the release of domestic advanced production capacity, continuous technological iteration, and diversified demand growth, China's AI supply chain is expected to experience a full-scale rally by 2026. In the long term, AI chips—the segment with the most direct demand and clearest growth trajectory—will lead the industry chain's expansion. Semiconductor equipment, benefiting from localization needs, offers stable returns, while foundries must balance capacity expansion with profitability.

Targeting Hong Kong's chip supercycle, the Hong Kong Information Technology ETF (159131) is the first ETF focusing on the "Hong Kong chip" industry chain, enabling T+0 trading. The underlying index consists of "70% hardware + 30% software," heavily weighted toward Hong Kong-listed semiconductor, electronics, and computer software companies. It covers 42 Hong Kong-listed hard-tech firms, including SMIC (20.27% weighting), Xiaomi Group-W (9.11%), and Huahong Semiconductor (5.64%). Unlike ETFs holding large-cap internet stocks like Alibaba, Tencent, and Meituan, this ETF offers sharper exposure to Hong Kong's AI and hard-tech trends. (Data as of October 31, 2025.)

Source: CSI Index Company, SSE & SZSE. Note: "First in the market" refers to the first ETF tracking the CSI Hong Kong Connect Information Technology Index. The index caps individual stock weightings at 15%, though fluctuations in market capitalization may temporarily exceed this limit. Constituents are rebalanced semi-annually, typically resetting weights to 15%. Recent market volatility may be high, and short-term performance does not indicate future trends. Investors should assess their financial situation and risk tolerance carefully, emphasizing position and risk management.

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