GF CSI Construction & Engineering ETF(516970) Rises 0.42% Intraday,Institutions: High Prosperity in Energy and Transportation Infrastructure

NewTimeSpace News: As of 13:18 on April 7, 2026, the CSI Infrastructure Engineering Index (399995) gained 0.25%. Its constituent stocks: Baicheng Shares rose 10.01%, CAMC International 9.97%, Sinosteel International 5.05%, China National Chemical Engineering 4.03%, and Aluminum Corporation of China International 3.23%.GF CSI Construction & Engineering ETF(516970) rose 0.42% to 1.18 yuan. Over the long term, as of April 3, 2026, the ETF had climbed 11.04% in the past year. (Stocks listed are index constituents only, no specific recommendation implied.)

In terms of liquidity,GF CSI Construction & Engineering ETFposted an intraday turnover rate of 1.79% and trading volume of 32.247 million yuan. As of April 3, its average daily trading volume in the past month reached 115 million yuan.

In terms of size,GF CSI Construction & Engineering ETFhad a latest scale of 1.794 billion yuan. (Data source: Wind)

In terms of capital flows, the ETF recorded a net capital outflow of 8.8807 million yuan recently. Over the past 20 trading days, it attracted a total of 92.2865 million yuan in capital inflows. (Data source: Wind)

Leveraged capital has been continuously allocating to the ETF.GF CSI Construction & Engineering ETFsaw net purchases by leveraged funds for 3 consecutive days, with a maximum single-day net inflow of 23.2936 million yuan, and the latest margin balance stood at 10.9303 million yuan. (Data source: Wind)

As of April 3, the ETF’s net value rose 12.65% over the past two years. Since inception, its best single-month return was 18.03%, longest winning streak 6 months with a cumulative gain of 16.59%, monthly up/down ratio 29/28, and average return in rising months 4.56%. It outperformed its benchmark by an annualized return of 2.79% over the past two years.

In terms of drawdown, the ETF’s relative drawdown versus its benchmark stood at 0.11% since the start of the year as of April 3.

The fund charges a management fee of 0.50% and a custody fee of 0.10%.

In terms of tracking accuracy, the ETF’s tracking error over the past two months was 0.011% as of April 3.

Notably, the CSI Infrastructure Engineering Index tracked by the fund is at a historically low valuation. Its latest price-to-book ratio (PB) is 0.7 times, lower than 81.27% of readings in the past five years, showing attractive valuation efficiency.

GF CSI Construction & Engineering ETFclosely tracks the CSI Infrastructure Engineering Index, which selects listed securities in construction & engineering and building decoration to reflect the overall performance of listed firms in infrastructure engineering.

As of March 31, 2026, the top 10 weighted stocks of the CSI Infrastructure Engineering Index (399995) were China State Construction, China Railway Group, Power Construction Corporation of China, China Energy Engineering Corporation, China Railway Construction Corporation, China National Chemical Engineering, China Communications Construction Company, Sichuan Road & Bridge, China Metallurgical Group Corporation, and Jinchengxin. The top 10 accounted for 56.45% of the index. (Stocks listed are index constituents only, no specific recommendation implied.)

CGS stated that the 15th Five-Year Plan Outline adheres to appropriately forward-looking but not excessive infrastructure development and strengthens coordinated planning. Transportation infrastructure still has ample room for growth, and energy infrastructure enjoys high prosperity.

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