Semiconductor and Chip ETFs Experience High Trading Activity, Two Equipment ETFs Surge Over 8% in Morning Session

Deep News05-11

This morning, chip-related ETFs saw extremely active trading. The 科创芯片ETF (588200) recorded a morning turnover of 38.02 billion yuan. The Semiconductor ETF (512480) and the Semiconductor Equipment ETF (159516) also each exceeded 15 billion yuan in morning turnover. Among cross-border ETFs, the China-Korea Semiconductor ETF (513310) rose sharply on lower volume, with a morning turnover of 44.34 billion yuan.

On the ETF gainers' list, driven by memory chips, ETFs tracking the chip industry chain surged across the board. Two semiconductor equipment ETFs gained over 8% in the morning session, while dozens of other chip-related ETFs rose more than 5%.

From an investment logic perspective, in high-complexity processes like HBM and 3D NAND, the demand for certain critical materials does not simply increase in line with wafer count. Instead, it shows compounded growth due to higher usage per wafer, an increase in material types, or price appreciation. Consequently, during an industry upturn, certain segments of the supply chain demonstrate stronger growth momentum and more certain earnings realization.

In terms of specific performance, the Semiconductor Equipment ETF (159327) and the Semiconductor Equipment ETF (159516) rose 8.17% and 8.07%, respectively, this morning. The Semiconductor Equipment ETF (159516) is the larger of the two, with outstanding units of 21.025 billion and a morning turnover of 15.74 billion yuan. Both ETFs track the CSI Semiconductor Materials & Equipment Theme Index. Other ETFs tracking this index include the Semiconductor Equipment ETF (560780).

The CSI Semiconductor Materials & Equipment Theme Index selects 40 securities of listed companies whose businesses involve semiconductor materials and equipment, reflecting the overall performance of these listed companies.

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