Modern Investment (000900) on March 5th, main force funds net bought 8.9381 million yuan

As of the close on March 5, 2026, Modern Investment (000900) closed at 4.27 yuan, up 0.95%, with a turnover rate of 1.14%, a trading volume of 172,900 lots, and a transaction amount of 73.54 million yuan.

Regarding capital flow data on March 5, main funds had a net inflow of 8.9381 million yuan, accounting for 12.15% of the total transaction amount; hot money had a net outflow of 1.4156 million yuan, accounting for 1.92%; retail investors had a net outflow of 7.5225 million yuan, accounting for 10.23%.

Modern Investment’s 2025 third-quarter report shows that the company’s main business revenue for the first three quarters was 5.579 billion yuan, a year-on-year decrease of 9.29%; net profit attributable to the parent was 433 million yuan, up 6.7% year-on-year; net profit after deducting non-recurring gains and losses was 425 million yuan, up 6.37% year-on-year. In Q3 2025, the company’s quarterly main business revenue was 1.537 billion yuan, down 39.33% year-on-year; quarterly net profit attributable to the parent was 135 million yuan, down 9.34%; quarterly net profit after deducting non-recurring gains and losses was 132 million yuan, down 9.91%. The debt ratio was 76.0%, investment income was 36.34 million yuan, financial expenses were 576 million yuan, and gross profit margin was 27.11%. Modern Investment (000900) main business: The company has formed a development pattern of “one body, two wings.” “One body” refers to highway investment, construction, operation, and management. It manages highways from Changsha to Yong’an, Changsha to Xiangtan, Hengyang to Leiyang, Xupu to Huaihua, Huaihua to Zhijiang, Changsha to Shaoshan to Loudi, and Xiangtan to Hengyang West, with a total operating mileage of 521 km. “Two wings” refer to financial services and industrial operations. The “two wings” include futures, banking, environmental protection, new energy, and asset management businesses.

Term explanation of capital flow: Refers to inferring capital flow direction through price changes. When stock prices are rising, the transaction volume driven by active buy orders is the force pushing prices up, which is defined as capital inflow. When stock prices are falling, the transaction volume driven by active sell orders is the force pushing prices down, which is defined as capital outflow. The difference between the two on the same day is the net force remaining after offsetting the two forces, driving the stock price higher. The main fund flow, hot money flow, and retail investor flow are calculated based on individual transaction amounts.

Note: Main funds refer to large orders, hot money refers to very large orders, and retail investors refer to medium and small orders.

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