Likes ReceivedThe Sci-Tech Innovation Chip ETF Guolian An (588780) surged nearly 4%, attracting capital inflows for three consecutive days.
As of 9:48 on May 11, the Guolian'an Science and Technology Innovation Chip Design ETF (588780) rose 3.92%, with an intraday turnover rate exceeding 9% and a trading volume close to 100 million yuan; heavyweight stock Montage Technology rose 12.14%, Dongxin Semiconductor rose 4.7%, Hygon Information rose 4.44%, while Centec Communications-U fell 2.14%, Raytron Technology fell 1.76%, and Cambricon Technologies fell 1.57%.
As of the previous trading day, the Guolian'an Science and Technology Innovation Chip Design ETF (588780) gained 27.16% in the past month and 96.52% in the past year, with outstanding past performance. The fund has seen net capital inflows for three consecutive days, totaling over 73 million yuan in "capital attraction"; the average daily trading volume in the past month was 176 million yuan, ranking first among its peers, indicating active trading and strong liquidity in the market.
The Guolian'an Science and Technology Innovation Chip Design ETF (588780) offers flexible returns with a 20% price fluctuation limit. Its tracked index includes 50 leading chip companies on the STAR Market, with the chip design sector accounting for over 90%, making it "chip-heavy" and targeting high-growth semiconductor sub-sectors, reflecting the trend of the core computing power sector. The Guolian'an Science and Technology Innovation Chip Design ETF (588780) is the earliest established and largest product among those tracking the same index.
On the news front, driven by sustained high demand for AI storage, the U.S. chip sector collectively surged last Friday, with the U.S. chip index closing up 5.5%, SanDisk up over 16%, and Micron Technology up over 15%. In early trading on Monday, SK Hynix's stock price rose by more than 8% at one point, and Samsung Electronics' stock price rose by over 5% at one point, both hitting new all-time highs.
Datong Securities pointed out that based on the disclosed first-quarter reports, the AI computing hardware industry chain generally achieved high growth in performance, with some segments showing supply shortages; gross margins for memory chip modules and niche storage have significantly improved; semiconductor equipment benefited from wafer fab expansion and domestic substitution, accelerating profit release. At the same time, overseas large model manufacturers continue to increase AI capital expenditures, and domestic policies explicitly support "AI+" and computing-power coordination. Model iterations and industry application demands jointly boost computing power expectations. Signals such as CPU shortages, memory price increases, and PCB full production provide strong support for the continued prosperity of the AI hardware sector.
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Note: "Earliest established and largest" refers to, as of April 30, 2026, the Guolian'an Science and Technology Innovation Chip Design ETF being the earliest established and largest product among all ETFs tracking the SSE STAR Market Chip Design Theme Index in the entire market.
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