TREE NEWS reports: Galaxy Securities said China’s top-level document on developing new quality productive forces will reshape the A-share market institutionally, combining a short-term risk-appetite recovery with a longer-term revaluation. The brokerage said the policy cements innovation industries as the market’s long-term main line, rebuilds valuation logic around core technological barriers and R&D spending, and expands patient capital. It flagged hard tech, AI applications, green energy and traditional industry upgrades as allocation themes.
Galaxy Securities: China’s New Quality Productive Forces Policy to Reshape A-Share Valuations
The notable shift here is valuation methodology, not sector preference: a broker framing R&D intensity and technological moats as the basis for A-share revaluation signals that the policy is being read as a change to how earnings are discounted, not just a demand tailwind. That matters most for loss-making or thinly profitable hard-tech names that previously struggled under earnings-based screens, and for the patient-capital channels that would fund them. Whether the revaluation logic actually displaces short-term theme trading is the open question.
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