SSE Official: Long-term Capital Accelerates Allocation into China's Hard Tech

Zhang Bin, director of the international cooperation department at the Shanghai Stock Exchange (SSE), stated at the HKEX China Opportunities Forum on September 8 that China's market has become a mandatory allocation target for international capital, rather than an optional one. This shift underscores the growing confidence of global investors in the country's economic transformation.

According to Zhang, the A-share market has experienced explosive growth in high-tech sectors in recent years, with many outstanding enterprises emerging in fields such as humanoid robots, computing power supply chains, and semiconductor equipment. These companies have attracted increased holdings from foreign institutions, who are not only drawn by the valuation advantages of A-share assets but also by the development prospects of China's industrial upgrading.