CSOP HK-Korea(03431.HK) down 1.15%, Korea to 2x chip capacity in 5 yrs

As of 11:39 HKT on Sept 24, 2026, CSOP FTSE HK-Korea Tech+ Index ETF (03431.HK) fell 1.15% to HK$10.360, with HK$1.269 billion in assets and 100 units per lot.
Key Highlights:
  • The ETF fell 1.15% intraday to HK$10.360 as of 11:39 HKT on September 24, 2026, with turnover of HK$2.79 million.
  • It tracks the FTSE ETF Connect HK-Korea Tech+ Index, covering tech stocks listed in Hong Kong and Korea, with HK$1.269 billion in assets.
  • President Lee Jae-myung pledged to double South Korea's semiconductor capacity within five years; Samsung Electronics signed AI RAN project contracts.

NewTimeSpace News:as of 11:39 HKT on September 24, 2026, CSOP FTSE HK-Korea Tech+ Index ETF (03431.HK) fell 1.15% intraday to HK$10.360, with turnover of HK$2.79 million, volume of 269,200 units and a turnover rate of 0.22%.

NewTimeSpace has learned that the ETF is managed by CSOP Asset Management Limited and tracks the FTSE ETF Connect HK-Korea Tech+ Index (net total return version), covering technology stocks listed in Hong Kong and Korea. As of 11:39 HKT on September 24, the ETF had assets of HK$1.269 billion, a net asset value of HK$10.532 per unit and 100 units per board lot.

On the news front, South Korean President Lee Jae-myung said at the Korea Investment Summit in New York that the country will double its semiconductor production capacity within five years by expanding chip production centres, and will build a critical AI supply chain resilient to external shocks. According to Securities Times, Samsung Electronics announced it has signed contracts with KT and SK Telecom to support their AI radio access network (AI RAN) projects under the Ministry of Science and ICT's "Hyper AI Network" programme, with Samsung serving as KT's exclusive global supplier and a key supplier to SK Telecom.

KB Securities noted in a research report that memory chip inventories at Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix had fallen below 10 days of supply as of the third quarter; it expects DRAM and NAND bit demand to exceed supply by more than 10 percentage points in 2027, with memory accounting for 57% of hyperscalers' AI infrastructure investment in 2027, up from 14% in 2025.

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