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Power grid equipment sector rebounds after hitting bottom, Power Grid Equipment ETF Yifangda (560390) receives intensive capital inflows
On the morning of March 18, the market experienced a slight dip, but the power grid equipment sector, which has been adjusting recently, rebounded. As of 10:18, the China Securities Electric Power Grid Equipment Theme Index rose by 0.4%. Wind data shows that the E Fund Electric Power Grid Equipment ETF (560390) has been continuously attracting funds over the past five trading days, totaling over 600 million yuan.
Recently, State Grid Corporation of China released data indicating that in the first two months of this year, fixed asset investments reached a total of 75.7 billion yuan, a year-on-year increase of 80.6%. The supporting role of power grid infrastructure and investment-driven effects are significant. Coupled with the surge in data center electricity consumption driven by global AI computing power, power infrastructure—being a “heavy asset with low淘汰率”—has become a relatively certain investment direction during periods of rapid technological change.
The E Fund Electric Power Grid Equipment ETF (560390), tracking the Hang Seng A-shares Electric Power Grid Equipment Index, covers key segments such as smart grids, ultra-high voltage, and transmission and transformation equipment. It focuses more on leading companies and directly benefits from domestic power grid investment upgrades and international expansion strategies. The product management fee rate is only 0.15% per year, among the lowest in its category, helping investors efficiently seize opportunities in computing power and energy collaboration.
Daily Economic News