TREE NEWS reports: As 2026 interim reports close, A-share listed firms show faster profit growth but widening sector divergence. Electronics, AI hardware, nonferrous metals, chemicals and high-end manufacturing beat expectations, while agriculture, property, building materials, steel and some consumption lag. Fund managers say tech growth enters an ‘earnings verification’ phase, where outperformance depends on converting AI trends into orders, revenue and profit, not just concept exposure.
Fund Managers Shift Focus to Earnings in AI Rally
The shift to an earnings-verification phase marks a critical juncture for the AI rally, as it separates companies with tangible order books and revenue from those merely riding the thematic wave. The widening sector divergence underscores that the market's next leg will be driven by fundamental delivery, not narrative, which could recalibrate valuations across tech and downstream industries. The key watch is whether reported profit growth in leading sectors—like electronics and AI hardware—can sustain momentum into subsequent quarters, and if lagging sectors will see any catch-up or further divergence. This dynamic will likely dictate capital rotation and fund positioning in the near term.
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