K-Semiconductor and Power Infrastructure ETFs See High Returns amid AI Boom
Hana Asset Management's '1Q K-Semiconductor TOP2+' ETF has delivered a robust return of 17.33% within approximately two weeks of launch by concentrating its investments in Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix. The ongoing semiconductor boom, driven by artificial intelligence (AI), provides strong momentum for this ETF, with the prominent positions of both companies in the HBM memory market fueling further optimism. Furthermore, the ETF's annual total expense ratio is a competitive 0.20%, offering additional appeal to investors.
Meanwhile, the AI investment fervor is expanding beyond semiconductors to the power infrastructure sector, boosting the performance of related ETFs. NH-Amundi Asset Management's ‘HANARO Power Equipment Investment’ ETF soared by an impressive 27.04% in just one week. Shares of three major domestic power equipment firms also surged by 43.6%, 56.3%, and 79.3%, respectively, contributing to a 5.00% return in domestic equity funds. The recent strength in both the KOSPI and KOSDAQ indices underscores the robust demand for power infrastructure, further supporting the growth of related ETFs and their underlying stocks.
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