This week, southbound funds had a total net inflow of HKD 45.089 billion, with 17 stocks seeing a week-on-week increase of over 10% in southbound fund holdings

According to statistics, this week, southbound funds had a net inflow of HKD 45.089 billion, the highest in nearly five weeks, showing a firm buying stance amid market adjustments, with a continuous net inflow for 22 weeks. From the list of the top ten most active stocks each day this week, a total of 21 stocks made the list, with Alibaba-W having the highest total transaction amount in the Hong Kong Stock Connect this week, reaching HKD 85.529 billion; Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corporation, Xiaomi Corporation-W, and Tencent Holdings all had transaction totals exceeding HKD 30 billion in the Hong Kong Stock Connect this week. In terms of net buying amounts, large technology stocks saw mixed results from southbound funds this week, with Xiaomi Corporation-W receiving the highest net buying amount of HKD 3.582 billion. Additionally, Meituan-W received a net buying of HKD 1.956 billion, while Alibaba-W and Tencent Holdings faced reductions from southbound funds, with net sales of HKD 2.953 billion and HKD 1.894 billion, respectively. According to data from Data Treasure, in terms of changes in shareholding, this week, 17 stocks saw a southbound fund shareholding increase of over 10%, with Restructured Energy leading the way with a 111.97% increase; Ying'en Biotechnology-B and Jinli Permanent Magnet saw shareholding increases of over 30%, both receiving significant accumulation from southbound funds