Group 1 - Southbound funds net bought Hong Kong stocks worth HKD 57.8 billion on April 11, with notable net purchases in WuXi Biologics (HKD 4.73 billion), CNOOC (HKD 2.86 billion), Pop Mart (HKD 2.42 billion), Hong Kong Exchanges (HKD 2.39 billion), and Hua Hong Semiconductor (HKD 1.91 billion) [1] - Southbound funds have continuously net bought Xiaomi for 8 days, totaling HKD 97.5411 billion; Meituan for 7 days, totaling HKD 46.822 billion; CNOOC for 7 days, totaling HKD 36.5746 billion; and Alibaba for 5 days, totaling HKD 113.4719 billion [1] Group 2 - WuXi Biologics is expected to benefit from the growth direction of innovative drugs in the pharmaceutical sector, which is not affected by tariffs, and has a strong domestic demand focus [3] - CNOOC's controlling shareholder, China National Offshore Oil Corporation, plans to increase its stake in CNOOC's A-shares and Hong Kong shares by no less than RMB 20 billion and no more than RMB 40 billion over the next 12 months [3] - Pop Mart's CEO announced a comprehensive upgrade of the organizational structure to promote the group's globalization strategy, focusing on regional strategies with headquarters set up in Greater China, Americas, Asia-Pacific, and Europe [3] Group 3 - Hua Hong Semiconductor is identified as a major beneficiary of the increasing domestic demand for analog chips due to retaliatory tariffs imposed by China on U.S. goods, with a target price of HKD 30.6 per share and a rating of "outperform" [4]
资金动向 | 北水豪掷4.73亿港元扫货药明生物，连续8日加仓小米