Bubble Mart received a net inflow of over 3.6 billion Hong Kong dollars in southbound funds this week.

This week, the main stock indices in the Hong Kong stock market collectively fell, with the Hang Seng Index dropping by 1.29%, the Hang Seng Tech Index falling by 1.94%, and the Hang Seng China Enterprises Index dropping by 1.4%. According to Securities Times Data, the total net inflow of southbound funds this week amounted to 25.146 billion Hong Kong dollars. Looking at the list of active stocks traded this week, a total of 15 stocks were listed, with Tencent Holdings having the highest total buying and selling amount through the Hong Kong Stock Connect this week, reaching 34.772 billion Hong Kong dollars; Alibaba-W, Meituan, and CNOOC also had total buying and selling amounts through the Hong Kong Stock Connect exceeding 10 billion Hong Kong dollars. In terms of net buying amount, Meituan received the highest net buying amount from southbound funds this week, reaching 3.684 billion Hong Kong dollars. Southbound funds mainly focused on net buying of internet giants, with Meituan receiving a net buying amount of 2.739 billion Hong Kong dollars, and Tencent Holdings and Xiaomi-W both receiving net buying amounts exceeding 1.4 billion Hong Kong dollars this week. In terms of changes in shareholding, 12 stocks received a increase in their shareholding by more than 30% from southbound funds compared to the previous week, with Grovens Tech leading the way with an increase of 115.43%; other companies including different pharmaceutical companies, Junshi Pharmaceuticals-B, and Biopharma-B had the highest increases in shareholding, at 72.9%, 70.44%, and 61.58% respectively.