The new convertible bonds issued within the year closed at the daily limit increase on the first day of listing.

The full increase of 57.3% has become the standard for the first day of trading of new convertible bonds this year. Since the beginning of 2026, new convertible bonds have consistently closed at the limit increase on the first day of trading, with some targets continuing to rise. Convertible bonds have become one of the hottest areas in the capital market since the beginning of the year. Experts say that the continuous full increase of new bonds is not driven by a single factor, but is the result of multiple dimensions of resonance in terms of funding, stock market conditions, supply and demand dynamics, and market sentiment: the prosperity of the stock market race track provides a solid fundamental support, the tight balance of supply and demand in the market amplifies the effect of fund allocation, coupled with the warming of market sentiment, further boosting short-term fund grabs, jointly creating a strong performance of the new bonds.