Public fund performance divergence intensifies; ICBC Credit Suisse net profit surges by over 3 billion yuan

WealthCoffee · 2026-03-30T10:11:45+00:00

In 2025, the public fund industry ushered in a rebound, with most fund companies achieving growth in revenue and net profit. Among the 25 companies that have disclosed performance, 23 are profitable. China Asset Management ranks first in operating revenue, reaching 9.626 billion yuan, with net profit increasing to 2.396 billion yuan, demonstrating industry differentiation and resilience.

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2026-03-30 10:11:45

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**【Caixin】**As listed companies’ annual reports are disclosed in 2025, the public fund industry’s annual operating performance is also gradually coming to light. After the A-share market rebounded, most institutions in the public fund industry saw both revenue and net profit grow in tandem.

As of March 29, among 25 fund companies that have disclosed their results, 2 were loss-making and 23 were profitable. The industry’s divergence has further intensified. Some smaller and mid-sized fund companies are still facing significant pressure on profitability, and their operating resilience is being tested.

In terms of revenue scale, many fund companies fall into the “RMB 1 billion+” category. Among them, Huaxia Fund is temporarily ranked first in the industry with operating revenue of RMB 9.626 billion, representing a year-on-year increase of 19.86%. According to Citic Securities’ annual report, as of the end of 2025, Huaxia Fund’s total assets were RMB 22.246 billion. The asset management scale of Huaxia Fund’s headquarters was RMB 3.01 trillion. Of that, the public fund management scale was RMB 2.28 trillion, the asset management scale for institutions and international business was RMB 731.264 billion, and net profit also increased by 11.01% to reach RMB 2.396 billion.

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