Samsung Bloomberg Global Semiconductor Etf(03132.HK) Rises 0.64% Intraday,TSMC Posts Record-High Q1 2026 Revenue YoY
NewTimeSpace News: Driven by the continuous surge in AI computing demand, the global semiconductor industrial chain has improved, with related ETFs delivering steady performance. As of 14:19 on April 13, 2026, Samsung Bloomberg Global Semiconductor Etf(03132.HK) rose 0.64% intraday to HK$47.160. Over the past year, the ETF has surged 143.01%, showing strong overall performance.
NewTimeSpace has learned that Samsung Bloomberg Global Semiconductor Etf(03132.HK) tracks the Bloomberg Global Semiconductor Top 20 Index and mainly invests in global semiconductor leaders. Its top holdings include Broadcom, TSMC, NVIDIA, ASML, AMD, Samsung Electronics, among others.
In terms of news, in April, U.S. Representatives proposed a bill entitled the Multilateral Coordination in Technology Control Act (MATCH Act), aiming to further curb the development of China's semiconductor manufacturing industry. While the bill may pose certain short-term challenges, it has further strengthened the logic of domestic substitution.
SINOLINK SECURITIES pointed out that TSMC’s Q1 2026 revenue rose 35.1% year-on-year to a record high, mainly supported by strong demand for AI chips. Its 2nm process orders are fully booked through 2028. The expansion of sub-3nm process capacity in the U.S. and Japan is accelerating, with advanced packaging capacity also rising in tandem. Meanwhile, Anthropic announced increased investment in computing power and has signed agreements with Google and Broadcom to secure next-generation TPU computing power at the gigawatt level, with supply expected to exceed 3.5GW in 2027—confirming that AI hardware infrastructure construction has entered a phase of intensive delivery.
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