Odaily Planet Daily reports that multiple overseas ETFs are focusing on Chinese chip stocks, signaling positive international capital inflows into Chinese technology assets. Recently, the Roundhill Memory ETF (DRAM), which targets the memory chip industry, adjusted its holdings. As of the close on August 14, China’s memory chip company CXMT held a 4.52% weighting in the fund, ranking as its sixth-largest holding. GigaDevice, which was first included in the fund in June, has a weighting of 1.16%. U.S.-based actively managed ETF issuer Tema ETFs recently announced that it has added CXMT to its memory chip-focused product, Tema Memory ETF (DISK), with a holding weight of 7.54% as of the close on August 14.
Multiple U.S. ETFs Increase Holdings in Chinese Chip Stocks
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Multiple U.S. ETFs have increased their exposure to Chinese semiconductor stocks, aligning with value investing strategies in crypto. The Roundhill Memory ETF (DRAM) now holds Yangtze River Storage Technology at 4.52% and Gigadevice at 1.16%. Tema ETFs added Yangtze River Storage Technology to its DISK fund at 7.54%. Portfolio management trends show a clear shift toward Chinese technology assets.
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