NewTimeSpace News:As of 13:36 on February 2, 2026, the CSI All-Cap Home Appliances Index (930697) dropped 0.13%. Among its constituent stocks, performance was mixed: Tianyin Electromechanical led the gains with a 11.72% increase, Dongfang Electric Heating rose 5.45%, and Aucma climbed 3.22%; meanwhile, Konka A led the declines with a 10.04% drop, Vanward Electric fell 8.47%, and Hesheng New Materials decreased by 6.15%. The GF CSI All Share Household Appliances Index ETF (560880) fell 0.12% to close at RMB 1.64. Over a longer time frame, as of January 30, 2026, the ETF had achieved a cumulative increase of 0.92% in the past month. (The stocks listed above are merely constituent stocks of the index and do not constitute specific investment recommendations.)

In terms of liquidity, the GF CSI All Share Household Appliances Index ETF had an intraday turnover rate of 3.89% and a trading volume of RMB 24.4005 million. Looking back, as of January 30, the ETF's average daily trading volume in the past year reached RMB 20.1358 million.

Regarding share count, the ETF's shares increased by 82.5 million units in the past six months, achieving significant growth, with the new share count ranking among the top one-third of comparable funds. (Data source: Wind)

As of January 30, the GF CSI All Share Household Appliances Index ETF had a net asset value (NAV) increase of 58.59% in the past two years, ranking first among comparable funds. In terms of profitability, as of January 30, 2026, since its establishment, the ETF has achieved a maximum monthly return of 23.89%, the longest consecutive monthly growth period of 4 months with a cumulative increase of 8.77%, an average monthly return of 5.91% in upward months, an annual profit percentage of 100.00%, and a 100.00% profit probability for a 3-year historical holding period. As of January 30, 2026, the ETF's annualized excess return over the benchmark in the past two years was 5.07%, ranking among the top one-third of comparable funds.

As of January 30, 2026, the GF CSI All Share Household Appliances Index ETF had a Sharpe ratio of 1.23 in the past two years, ranking among the top one-third of comparable funds, representing the highest return under the same level of risk.

Regarding drawdown, as of January 30, 2026, the ETF's maximum drawdown since the beginning of the year was 3.66%, with a relative benchmark drawdown of 0.03%, the smallest among comparable funds.

In terms of fees, the GF CSI All Share Household Appliances Index ETF has a management fee rate of 0.50% and a custodian fee rate of 0.10%, the lowest among comparable funds.

For tracking accuracy, as of January 30, 2026, the ETF's tracking error in the past two months was 0.055%, the highest tracking accuracy among comparable funds.

The GF CSI All Share Household Appliances Index ETF closely tracks the CSI All-Cap Home Appliances Index. To reflect the overall performance of securities of companies in different industries within the CSI All-Cap Index sample and provide analytical tools for investors, the CSI All-Cap Index sample is classified into 11 primary industries, 35 secondary industries, over 90 tertiary industries, and more than 200 quaternary industries according to the CSI Industry Classification. Indices are then compiled using all securities included in each primary, secondary, tertiary, and quaternary industry as samples, forming the CSI All-Cap Industry Indices series.

Data shows that as of January 30, 2026, the top 10 weight stocks of the CSI All-Cap Home Appliances Index (930697) were Gree Electric Appliances, Midea Group, Sanhua Intelligent Controls, Haier Smart Home, Magmate, Sichuan Changhong, Roborock Technology, MTC Electronics, Hisense Visual Technology, and Tianyin Electromechanical, with a combined weight of 70.98%. (The stocks listed above are merely constituent stocks of the index and do not constitute specific investment recommendations.)

SINOLINK SECURITIES stated that the dislocation of the Spring Festival has led to a decline in white goods data, with both domestic and export markets facing short-term adjustments. Exports are also hindered by a high base; meanwhile, weak consumption in traditional European and American markets and lingering tariff signals have prompted channel partners to adopt a wait-and-see attitude. Some enterprises are accelerating the layout of overseas bases to avoid trade barriers, resulting in increased flexibility in domestic production scheduling.

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