Power Grid Equipment ETF Yifangda Latest Daily Net Inflow Nearly 60 Million Yuan, China's Power Grid Equipment Enterprises Expected to Unlock "New Export Channel"

As of March 13, 2026, 09:35, the Grid Equipment ETF E Fund (560390) remains indecisive between buyers and sellers, with a trading volume of 11.1788 million yuan.

As of March 12, the latest size and shares of the Grid Equipment ETF E Fund (560390) both reached new highs since its inception. In terms of capital inflow, the ETF saw a net inflow of 59.8357 million yuan. Looking at the past five trading days, there were net capital inflows on four days, totaling 377 million yuan in “fund attraction.”

According to the latest news, the U.S. Department of Energy announced a $1.9 billion investment to upgrade the power grid and reduce electricity costs.

Founder Securities pointed out that the smart grid level in the U.S. and Europe is relatively low, and distribution network equipment and smart meters are expected to undergo a wave of updates and replacements. Domestic companies have recently made breakthroughs in high-end markets in Europe and North America. Haising Power has a high market share in Europe and is gradually entering the North American market; Samsung Medical recently achieved its first bid for a high-end transformer project in the Netherlands, marking its first breakthrough in high-end power grid distribution in Western Europe. Leading companies are expected to gradually open up the high-end markets in Europe and America.

The Grid Equipment ETF E Fund (560390) closely tracks the Hang Seng A-shares Grid Equipment Index, which reflects the performance of mainland-listed companies related to grid equipment. The index includes 50 stocks, covering key segments of the upstream and downstream of the grid equipment industry chain. The top ten weighted stocks include TBEA, China Electric Power Technology, Siyuan Electric, Zhongtian Technology, and Hengtong Optoelectronics, among industry leaders. The sector distribution of the constituent stocks is highly focused.

In the future, the grid equipment industry is expected to continue benefiting from policies and industry trends such as the construction of ultra-high voltage power transmission, smart grid upgrades, and the development of new power systems. Industry prosperity is expected to remain high. As a rare and precise index product in the A-share market focusing on the grid equipment niche, this index has both high relevance and representativeness for industry development.

The related product—Grid Equipment ETF E Fund (560390)—is expected to become a high-quality tool for investors to easily allocate to the core grid equipment sector and share in the dividends of China’s power equipment industry development.