Pension Funds Appear in Top 10 Shareholders of 202 Stocks in Q2
In the second quarter, pension funds appeared among the top 10 tradable shareholders of 202 listed companies, holding a combined 2.261 billion shares valued at RMB 45.935 billion. As of August 31, they disclosed stakes in 13 additional stocks, with the largest holdings in Meinian Onehealth, Sailun Tire, and Kibing Group. By market value, Mindray Medical, Sailun Tire, and Meinian Onehealth led the rankings.
Pension funds appeared among the top 10 tradable shareholders of 202 listed companies in the second quarter. As of August 31, they were present in the top 10 tradable shareholders of 13 stocks, holding a combined 233 million shares with a total market value of RMB 3.592 billion. Meinian Onehealth, Sailun Tire, and Kibing Group had the largest shareholdings, with pension funds holding 105 million, 50 million, and 21 million shares, respectively. In terms of market value, Mindray Medical, Sailun Tire, and Meinian Onehealth ranked highest, with holdings valued at RMB 789 million, RMB 582 million, and RMB 528 million, respectively.
As of August 31, pension funds had appeared in the top 10 tradable shareholders of 202 stocks in the second quarter, holding a combined 2.261 billion shares with a total market value of RMB 45.935 billion. Among these, 59 stocks had pension fund holdings exceeding 10 million shares. Bank of Suzhou, Meinian Onehealth, and CNOOC Energy Development led in share count, with pension funds holding 134 million, 105 million, and 86 million shares, respectively. By industry, pension fund holdings were concentrated in machinery, chemicals, and electrical equipment, with 26, 21, and 13 stocks, respectively.