The number of publicly offered exclusive stocks has sharply decreased, with most being highly elastic assets.

The annual reports of public funds for 2025 have all been disclosed. Under the industry pattern where the trend of institutional clustering continues to deepen, exclusive stocks have become an important window to observe fund managers’ differentiated investment ideas. Data shows that by the end of 2025, the number of exclusive stocks in the entire market decreased by about 30% compared to mid-year, with holdings generally at lower market values, but showing a tendency for fund managers to prefer highly elastic targets. In stark contrast, the phenomenon of institutional clustering around core popular targets has further intensified. (China Securities Journal)

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