Increasing holdings of Chinese stock assets! Central Huijin, China Chengtong, and China Guoxin collectively make a move.

The A-share market experienced a significant adjustment yesterday, with Central Huijin, China Chengtong, and China Guoxin all taking action to increase their holdings of Chinese stock assets, resolutely maintaining the stable operation of the capital market. Yesterday evening, China Chengtong announced on its official website that its subsidiaries Chengtong Jinkong and Chengyang Investment increased their holdings of exchange-traded open-end index funds (ETFs) and central enterprise stocks, resolutely maintaining the stable operation of the capital market. As the capital operation platform of the State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission of the State Council, China Chengtong is confident in the development prospects of the Chinese capital market. It will further play the role of a state-owned capital operation company, continuously increase its holdings of central state-owned enterprise stocks and technology innovation stocks, act as a long-term investor in listed companies, and strongly support the high-quality development of listed companies. On the same day, China Guoxin announced that China Guoxin Holdings Limited firmly believes in the development prospects of the Chinese capital market, serving as long-term, patient, and strategic capital. Its subsidiary Guoxin Investment Co., Ltd. increased its holdings of central enterprise stocks, technology innovation stocks, and ETFs, actively supporting key areas of technological innovation and contributing to the stable operation of the market. Meanwhile, during yesterday's trading session, Central Huijin had already announced its confidence in the development prospects of the Chinese capital market, fully acknowledging the current value of A-share allocation. It had once again increased its holdings of exchange-traded open-end index funds (ETFs) and will continue to do so in the future, resolutely maintaining the stable operation of the capital market. This article is translated from "Cai Lian Society", edited by GMTEight: Liu Xuan.