Electronics Sector Surges as PCB and MLCC Stocks Rally, with Huabao Electronics ETF Soaring

Deep News
Jun 15

The electronics sector is leading the market gains today (June 15th), with net inflows from main funds exceeding 39.4 billion yuan by the time of writing, ranking first in capital attraction among the 31 Shenwan primary industries! Cambricon Technologies secured over 2.3 billion yuan in net inflows from main funds, topping the A-share capital attraction chart.

Among popular ETFs, the Huabao Electronics ETF (515260), which aggregates core leaders in the electronics sector, is trending higher with its on-market price currently up 4.92%. It has seen continuous capital inflows over the previous three trading days, totaling 25.52 million yuan! This reflects positive market sentiment and active capital deployment in anticipation of strong future performance for the electronics sector.

Regarding its constituent stocks, PCB leader Shengyi Technology Co.,Ltd. hit the daily limit-up, MLCC concept stock Chaozhou Three-Circle(Group)Co.,Ltd. surged over 17%, optical and optoelectronic leader Sanan Optoelectronics rose more than 9%, consumer electronics leader Lens Technology gained over 8%, and semiconductor leaders Cambricon Technologies and China Resources Microelectronics advanced more than 7%.

Key Sectors and Catalysts

The underlying index of the Huabao Electronics ETF (515260) encompasses hot concepts like MLCC, chips, and PCB. Looking at specific segments:

1. For MLCC, according to reports from the Hubei Jiangcheng Laboratory, the lab recently achieved a major breakthrough in capacitor key technology, successfully developing a three-dimensional multi-layer on-chip capacitor with a density exceeding 1000 nanofarads per square millimeter. This capacitor can be directly applied to high-end chips like AI/GPUs and high-performance processors, supporting the development of high-computing-power, low-power-consumption chips.

2. In semiconductors, industry insiders note that the sector has entered the early stages of an upward cycle. Driven by the combined forces of domestic substitution, AI demand, cyclical recovery, and policy support, the industry's positive momentum is expected to continue for 2 to 3 years.

3. For PCB, the first half of 2026 has seen a significant wave of capacity expansion. As of June 14th, 13 A-share PCB manufacturers have announced expansion plans this year, with total planned investments nearing 59 billion yuan. Leading PCB companies are heavily focusing their capital on high-end capacity such as "high-tier, high-multilayer, high-frequency/high-speed, HDI/substrate-like" boards, which are precisely the categories with the most concentrated demand from downstream AI servers, high-speed switching, and data center infrastructure.

Market Outlook and Index Performance

Looking ahead, CITIC Securities is optimistic that "price increases + AI + independent controllability" could form a strong, persistent theme for the electronics sector throughout the year. The sector's prosperity is expected to continue, with AI remaining the primary driver. There is firm confidence in the overall future performance of the electronics sector.

Over a longer timeframe, the underlying index (the Electronic 50 Index) of the Huabao Electronics ETF (515260) has accumulated a gain of 180.18% from the "9.24" market move up to June 12th. This outperforms comparable electronics indices like the CS Electronics Index (175.71%), as well as major broad-based indices such as the ChiNext 50 (175.09%), the STAR 50 (158.65%), and the CSI 300 (48.70%).

Statistical data period: 2024.9.24-2026.6.12. The Electronic 50 Index's performance over the last five full calendar years is: 2021, +3.27%; 2022, -38.63%; 2023, +1.03%; 2024, +27.45%; 2025, +43.49%. The index's constituent stocks are adjusted according to its compilation rules, and its historical back-tested performance does not indicate future results.

Investment Vehicle and Strategy

The Huabao Electronics ETF (515260) and its feeder funds (Class A: 012550, Class C: 012551) passively track the Electronic 50 Index, with significant exposure to the semiconductor and consumer electronics industries. It aggregates leading companies in hot industries like AI chips, automotive electronics, 5G, and printed circuit boards (PCB), with top holdings including Luxshare Precision, Cambricon Technologies, Industrial Fulian, and SMIC. Furthermore, this ETF is eligible for margin trading and the Stock Connect programs, serving as an efficient tool for gaining exposure to the core assets of the electronics sector.

Data shows that the underlying index of the Huabao Electronics ETF (515260) covers popular technology themes. As of the end of May, the weightings for the Apple, NVIDIA, and Google supply chains were approximately 49.34%, 28.50%, and 23.85% respectively, deeply linking its performance to the growth of global tech giants and potentially benefiting from their industrial expansion and technological innovation.

Fee and Risk Information

ETF fee note: The Huabao Electronics ETF does not charge a sales service fee. Subscription and redemption agents may charge a commission of up to 0.5%, which includes relevant fees charged by stock exchanges and registration institutions. On-market trading fees are subject to the rates set by securities firms.

Feeder fund fee note: For the Huabao Electronic 50 ETF Feeder Fund (Class A), the subscription fee is 1,000 RMB per transaction for amounts of 2 million RMB or more, 0.6% for amounts between 1 million RMB (inclusive) and 2 million RMB, and 1% for amounts below 1 million RMB. The redemption fee is 1.5% for holding periods under 7 days, 0.1% for holding periods of 7 days (inclusive) to 30 days, and 0% for holding periods of 30 days (inclusive) or more. No sales service fee is charged. For the Huabao Electronic 50 ETF Feeder Fund (Class C), no subscription fee is charged. The redemption fee is 1.5% for holding periods under 7 days and 0% for holding periods of 7 days (inclusive) or more. The sales service fee is 0.2%.

Risk Disclosure: The Huabao Electronics ETF passively tracks the CSI Electronic 50 Index. The index's base date is December 31, 2008, and its release date is July 22, 2009. The index's constituent stocks are adjusted according to its compilation rules, and its historical back-tested performance does not indicate future results. Individual stocks and index constituents mentioned in this article are for illustrative purposes only. Descriptions of individual stocks do not constitute investment advice in any form, nor do they represent the holdings or trading intentions of any fund managed by the fund manager. The fund manager assesses the risk rating of the Huabao Electronics ETF as R3-Medium Risk, suitable for Balanced (C3) and above investors. Please refer to the sales institution for the appropriate suitability matching opinion. Any information appearing in this article (including but not limited to individual stocks, commentary, forecasts, charts, indicators, theories, and any form of expression) is for reference only. Investors are responsible for any independent investment decisions. Furthermore, any views, analysis, or predictions in this article do not constitute investment advice of any kind to the reader, and no responsibility is accepted for any direct or indirect losses arising from the use of this content. Fund investment carries risks. The past performance of a fund is not indicative of its future results. The performance of other funds managed by the fund manager does not guarantee the performance of this fund. Invest in funds with caution.

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