Appear among the top 10 circulating shareholders of 400 listed companies—“buying up” hundreds of ETFs as long-term funds step up equity assets on two fronts.

MetaMuskRat · 2026-04-08T07:05:04+00:00

With the disclosure of the 2025 annual reports, the holdings of long-term funds such as social security funds, QFII, and corporate annuities are revealed. They focus on investing in leading stocks in high-end manufacturing, pharmaceuticals, and chemicals, while also heavily buying broad-based ETFs and growth-themed ETFs to allocate equity assets.

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2026-04-08 07:05:04

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People’s Finance Network April 8 (People’s Finance Network) With the continued release of 2025 annual reports by A-share listed companies and public mutual funds, the holdings of long-term funds such as the Social Security Fund, QFII, and corporate annuities have been revealed. Judging by the positioning, long-term funds not only buy leading stocks in industries such as advanced manufacturing, pharmaceuticals, and chemicals, but also “sweep up” a large number of broad-based index ETFs and growth-style thematic ETFs, deploying two-pronged efforts to allocate to equity assets. By reviewing the annual reports of listed companies that have been disclosed, it can be seen that as of April 7, the Social Security Fund, QFII, and corporate annuities appeared on the list of the top ten circulating shareholders of 400 A-share listed companies. In terms of the long-term fund holdings, they are mainly distributed across sectors such as advanced manufacturing, pharmaceuticals, nonferrous metals, and chemicals. (Shanghai Securities News)

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