Beijing (TDI): Foreign investors are increasingly turning their attention to China’s A-share market, with a particular focus on increasing opportunities in AI and robotics.
About 100 foreign institutions have been actively researching China’s A-share listed firms since February, conducting surveys at more than 60 listed companies, according to Chinese media.
Analysts argued that the trend highlights global investors’ increasing interest in China’s accelerating advancements in AI large-scale models, robotics, and AI application industrial chains.
The momentum follows a wave of tech-driven innovations, exemplified by the recent achievements by domestic AI company DeepSeek and viral performances by dancing robots at the nationally televised Spring Festival gala.
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Foreign investors have actively engaged with Chinese listed firms to get insights on topics like the potential impact of DeepSeek on the AI industry, future industry trends in the robot sector and chip industry development, among others.
Foreign institutions also focused on China’s chip industry development.
Since February, Montage Technology has hosted more than 40 foreign institutions.
China’s tech innovation boom has driven re-evaluation of asset values.
Since the beginning of the current year, Chinese tech firms have shown impressive performance in the stock markets.
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In the A-share market, the computer sector has seen a 20% increase since the beginning of 2025.
In the Hong Kong market, Alibaba’s stock has surged by over 50%, while Xiaomi, Kuaishou, and Lenovo have seen their stock prices rise by over 20%.
