Public offering issuance continues to rebound, with equity funds accounting for over 60%.

The public offering fund issuance market continues to show signs of improvement. According to statistics from the public offering ranking website, in the week of April 6th to 12th, 2026, a total of 37 public offering funds were waiting to be issued in the market, with an average subscription period of 19.08 days. The number of funds waiting to be issued has remained at a high level for two consecutive weeks. In terms of issuance structure, equity funds are still the main force in new issuances. This week, there were 23 equity funds waiting to be issued, accounting for 62.16% of the total amount of issuances, including 16 equity funds and 7 equity-oriented mixed funds. The warming trend in the issuance of equity funds is particularly evident, with the number of funds waiting to be issued this week increasing by 45.45% compared to the previous week. In contrast, the issuance of mixed funds has cooled down, with the number decreasing by 30.77% compared to the previous week, and the issuance of FOF funds has cooled down even more significantly, with only 1 new product waiting to be issued this week, a decrease of 83.33% compared to the previous week.