Southern Fund's semiconductor ETF under Southern Fund has seen a net inflow of 1.56 billion yuan in the past five days, with the acceleration of development in the semiconductor industry changing lanes.

As of 09:40 on May 26, 2026, the semiconductor ETF of South has dropped more than 2%, with a turnover rate of 9.92% and a trading volume of 68.2319 million yuan. The tracking index of the CSI Semiconductor Industry Select Index fell by 2.32%. As of May 25, the latest daily net inflow of funds for the South Semiconductor ETF was 0.7 billion yuan. Looking at a longer period of time, the total net inflow over the past 5 trading days was 1.56 billion yuan. Industry analysis suggests that Huawei's "Tao Law" proposal, guided by the principle of "time scaling", will bring profound changes to the semiconductor industry at the levels of transistors, circuits, chips, and systems. By leveraging China's technological capabilities in 3D integration, advanced packaging, collaborative optimization of chip design and manufacturing, and optical communication, China's semiconductor industry is expected to seize opportunities for accelerated development by optimizing and iterating the overall topology structure to bridge the gap in short-term process nodes. The South Semiconductor ETF closely tracks the CSI Semiconductor Industry Select Index, which selects 50 large-scale, profitable, high R&D investment, and with potential for growth listed companies from the semiconductor industry as index samples. Off-exchange investors can pay attention to the South CSI Semiconductor Industry Index.