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- Chinese mutual funds stay heavily exposed to AI technology stocks
TMTPost reports that Chinese active equity funds remained heavily concentrated in electronics and communications in Q3 2026, with leading holdings including Zhongji Innolight, Eoptolink and WuXi AppTec. Tianxiang Investment Consulting put their combined heavy-position weight at 51.69%, while Orient Securities and Guosen Securities estimated about 52.02% and 50.6%, respectively, despite a sharp adjustment in technology shares. Orient Securities found that some weight declines were price-driven rather than active selling, while Guosen still reported active underweighting.
钛媒体 · 🔥 0 - Xihe Technology Completes STAR Market IPO Registration
TMTPost, citing Chuangye Zuiqianxian, reported that Xihe Technology completed registration for an IPO on the Shanghai Stock Exchange’s STAR Market. The silicon-photonics chip supplier said revenue increased more than 73-fold from 2023 to 2025, but its prospectus also identifies customer and supplier concentration, weak operating-cash-flow stability, and competition from customers developing chips in-house as material concerns.
钛媒体 · 🔥 0 - China AI and semiconductor stocks slide sharply
China’s STAR 50 Index, home to major AI and semiconductor companies, fell 40% in less than four months, wiping out about $480 billion in market value, while the CSI 300 dropped roughly 20% from its June high. Goldman Sachs data said AI stocks represented 42% of China’s market capitalization and 57% of trading turnover across onshore A-shares and Hong Kong H-shares. Unitree Robotics has halved since trading began in August, CXMT has lost more than a quarter of its market value in a month, and Zhongji Innolight and Eoptolink are about 60% below their June and July highs. The report said there was no single obvious trigger, but traders cited high valuations, tax bills and possible restrictions on Chinese equipment entering data centers.
cnBeta · 🔥 0 - STAR 50 drops 40%, erasing $480B in market value
Reuters reported that China's STAR 50 index, which contains AI and chip leaders, fell 40% in under four months, erasing about $480 billion in market value. Goldman Sachs data cited by 科技新報 said AI- and semiconductor-related stocks had accounted for 42% of market capitalization and 57% of trading volume in mainland and Hong Kong markets at peak enthusiasm. Reuters attributed the decline to concerns including inflated valuations, AI demand, taxes and restrictions affecting Chinese exports.
Techmeme · 🔥 0 - Zhongji Innolight Expects Strong Demand for 800G and 1.6T Optical Modules
Zhongji Innolight said production and operations are normal, supply chains are stable, capacity utilization is sufficient, customer orders are strong and its order book is full. Major overseas customer orders extend into 2027, and some key customers have provided explicit demand guidance for 2028. The company expects demand for 1.6T, 800G and other high-end optical modules to remain strong, while demand for next-generation NPO and XPO optical interconnects may gradually emerge. Domestically, it said rapid progress in AI computing infrastructure may further increase demand for 400G and 800G products. A separate supplied report headline states that first-half 2026 net profit increased 241.7% and orders extend into 2027, but no article text was provided to substantiate the headline.
36氪快讯 · 🔥 0 - Washington Post probe: US AI industry leans heavily on Chinese models and parts
A Washington Post investigation reported that the US AI industry is deeply intertwined with Chinese supply chains at the model, hardware and component levels, with US companies including DoorDash and Airbnb using Moonshot AI's Kimi K3 and other Chinese open-weight models for everyday tasks because they cost far less than closed models from Anthropic and OpenAI; when the Trump administration weighed a national-security ban on Chinese AI in July, a coalition of nearly 300 US companies publicly objected, the report said. It said Congress began examining US firms' use of Chinese AI models in April, and that the FBI, NSA and a DHS cyber agency issued a joint advisory last month alleging Moonshot AI, DeepSeek, Alibaba, MiniMax, StepFun and Zhipu trained on US models without authorization and breached US companies' terms of service — allegations attributed to US agencies. The report also cited Epoch AI in putting six leading Chinese AI firms' disclosed annual revenue at roughly 10% of Anthropic and OpenAI combined, and a Morgan Stanley estimate that making Tesla's Optimus 2 with Chinese suppliers costs about $46,000 in materials versus nearly three times that, $132,000, without them.
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