During the year, the fund issuance exceeded 4.2 trillion shares, with the monthly issuance exceeding 100 funds for three consecutive months.

This year, the public offering fund issuance market has achieved a dual breakthrough of "quantity and quality". Data from the Public Offering Ranking Network shows that as of June 5th, based on the subscription deadline, the newly established fund issuance volume for the year has exceeded 420 billion shares, with equity funds accounting for over 46%. The number of newly established funds reached 654, with a total issuance volume of 426.437 billion shares. Further analysis by journalists found that in May, the monthly public offering fund issuance continued to be hot, with 115 newly established funds, breaking the hundred mark for the third consecutive month, with an average subscription period of 20.97 days. Industry insiders say that with expectations of marginal improvement in A-share profit growth and resonance with a period of loose global liquidity, institutions are accelerating their layout of equity assets.