NewTimeSpace News:As of 13:37 on February 26, 2026, the CSI All-Share Semiconductor Products and Equipment Index (H30184) surged 2.02%. Its constituent stocks posted robust gains: StarRock Technology rose 15.72%, Cambricon climbed 9.81%, Changchuan Technology advanced 6.87%, while Yongsilicon Electronics, National Science and Microelectronics and other stocks followed the upward trend. TheCPIC CSI All Share Semiconductors & Semiconductor Equipment ETF (512480) rose 1.85%, eyeing a five consecutive winning streak, with the latest price at RMB 1.71. Over a longer horizon, as of February 25, 2026, theCPIC CSI All Share Semiconductors & Semiconductor Equipment ETF had a cumulative increase of 3.59% in the past two weeks. (The stocks listed above are only constituent stocks of the index and do not constitute any investment recommendation.)

In terms of liquidity, theCPIC CSI All Share Semiconductors & Semiconductor Equipment ETF recorded an intraday turnover rate of 4.53% with a trading volume of RMB 1.03 billion. As of February 25, its average daily trading volume in the past month stood at RMB 1.526 billion.

In terms of scale, the latest size of theCPIC CSI All Share Semiconductors & Semiconductor Equipment ETF reached RMB 22.674 billion. (Data source: Wind)

In terms of capital flows, theCPIC CSI All Share Semiconductors & Semiconductor Equipment ETF recorded a net capital outflow of RMB 26.5999 million recently. Looking at a longer timeframe, it has seen net capital inflows on 7 out of the past 12 trading days, attracting a total of RMB 454 million in capital with an average daily net inflow of RMB 37.7961 million. (Data source: Wind)

Data showed that leveraged funds have been continuously building positions in the ETF. Since the start of the month, theCPIC CSI All Share Semiconductors & Semiconductor Equipment ETF has seen a net margin purchase of RMB 3.2977 million, with the latest margin balance standing at RMB 602 million. (Data source: Wind)

As of February 25, the net value of theCPIC CSI All Share Semiconductors & Semiconductor Equipment ETF has risen 143.16% over the past two years, ranking 85th out of 2,563 index equity funds and placing it in the top 3.32%. In terms of profitability, as of February 25, 2026, since its inception, the ETF has achieved a maximum monthly return of 28.05%, a longest consecutive monthly gain streak of 8 months with a cumulative increase of 102.37% during the streak, and a ratio of up months to down months of 44:36. The average return in up months was 9.20%, with an annual profit rate of 66.67%.

In terms of drawdown, as of February 25, 2026, theCPIC CSI All Share Semiconductors & Semiconductor Equipment ETF's relative benchmark drawdown year-to-date was 0.15%.

In terms of fees, theCPIC CSI All Share Semiconductors & Semiconductor Equipment ETF has a management fee rate of 0.50% and a custodian fee rate of 0.10%.

In terms of tracking accuracy, as of February 25, 2026, the ETF's tracking error in the past three months was 0.009%.

The CPIC CSI All Share Semiconductors & Semiconductor Equipment ETF closely tracks the CSI All-Share Semiconductor Products and Equipment Index. The index selects securities of listed companies engaged in semiconductor products and equipment businesses from the sample of the CSI All-Share Index as its constituent stocks, so as to reflect the overall performance of securities of listed companies in the semiconductor products and equipment sector.

Data showed that as of January 30, 2026, the top 10 weight stocks of the CSI All-Share Semiconductor Products and Equipment Index (H30184) were Cambricon, Hygon Information, SMIC, GigaDevice Semiconductor, Montage Technology, NAURA Technology Group, AMEC, OmniVision Technologies, VeriSilicon and JCET Group. The combined weight of the top 10 stocks accounted for 47.5% of the index. (The stocks listed above are only constituent stocks of the index and do not constitute any investment recommendation.)

Dongguan Securities stated that based on the performance or performance forecasts disclosed by enterprises at home and abroad, the semiconductor industry as a whole is in an upward boom cycle but with differentiation across sub-sectors. AI has significantly driven the demand for computing power chips, memory chips, wafer foundry and other sub-sectors, while non-AI related sub-sectors are experiencing a moderate recovery.

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