Which stocks are held by foreign investors?

It is reported that, as of Q4 2025, JPMorgan Funds managed assets totaling RMB 240.572 billion, holding 215 A-share stocks—including CATL, InnoLight, and New High-Speed—at a total market value of approximately RMB 84.731 billion. Morgan Stanley Funds managed assets totaling RMB 26.33 billion, holding 161 A-share stocks—including InnoLight, New High-Speed, and Shenzhen Suntak Circuit—at a total market value of approximately RMB 11.154 billion. Which A-share stocks did foreign investors hold in Q3 2025? In Q3 2025, ten major foreign institutions—including Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley, Morgan Chase, Barclays, UBS, Merrill Lynch, Citigroup, Abu Dhabi Investment Authority, Kuwait Investment Authority, and BNP Paribas—increased their A-share allocations, collectively exhibiting the strategy of “bolstering technology-focused positions, concentrating on advanced manufacturing, and maintaining exposure to blue-chip consumer stocks.” Details are as follows ↓↓↓ By sector, the three core investment themes were: AI technology (optical modules, computing power, PCBs), electric power equipment (CATL, EVE Energy), and advanced manufacturing (Hengli Hydraulic, XCMG Machinery). The average year-to-date gain among the top 20 largest foreign-held stocks exceeded 70%. 1. Goldman Sachs Holdings Goldman Sachs appeared among the top-ten circulating shareholders of 190 A-share listed companies in Q3, newly entering 157, increasing stakes in 17, and reducing stakes in 15. Its total A-share holdings amounted to approximately RMB 9.342 billion (RMB 5.591 billion at end-Q2). Ranked by market value of holdings, Goldman Sachs’ top ten A-share holdings were: OmniVision Technologies, Huagong Technology, CooTek, Xingye Silver-Tin, Deming Li, Chunzhong Technology, Cambridge Industries Group, Shengtun Mining, Huawei Technologies (Huasheng Tiancheng), and Huadian New Energy. 2. Morgan Stanley Holdings Morgan Stanley appeared among the top-ten circulating shareholders of 154 A-share listed companies, with total holdings valued at approximately RMB 7.57 billion. Ranked by market value of holdings, Morgan Stanley’s top ten A-share holdings were: Sieyuan Electric, JinkoSolar, Wolong Electric Drive, Cambridge Industries Group, Joyson Electronics, Sinoma Science & Technology, Yifeng Pharmacy, GloryNet, DataBank, and Huasheng Tiancheng. 3. JPMorgan Holdings JPMorgan appeared among the top-ten circulating shareholders of 286 A-share listed companies, with total holdings valued at approximately RMB 7.931 billion—more than double its RMB 3.804 billion position at end-Q2. Ranked by market value of holdings, JPMorgan’s top ten A-share holdings were: China XD Electric, ArcSoft, Shengtun Mining, Joyson Electronics, Sunline Software, Zhaomin Technology, Guobao Pet, Eurotech, Bokai Technology, and Zhongqi New Materials. 4. Barclays Holdings As of end-Q3, Barclays appeared among the top-ten circulating shareholders of 162 A-share listed companies, with total holdings valued at approximately RMB 2.904 billion. Barclays’ top ten A-share holdings were: Powertech New Materials, Zhongqi New Materials, Tianji Chemical, Kelu Electronics, Huijin Shares, Zhongdian Xinlong, Lixing Co., Ltd., Lutian Machinery, Dongfang Materials, and Tiandi Digital. 5. UBS Holdings UBS appeared among the top-ten circulating shareholders of 239 A-share listed companies, with total holdings valued at approximately RMB 10.069 billion (RMB 8.387 billion at end-Q2).

What are JPMorgan’s latest stock holdings as of 2025, and which stocks does it hold most heavily?

As of August 12, ranked by market value of holdings, JPMorgan’s top heavy-weight stocks include Microsoft, NVIDIA, Apple, Amazon, Broadcom, Tesla, Netflix, etc. 1. Microsoft Its software products enjoy widespread global adoption, spanning operating systems, office suites, and more. The company is also actively expanding into emerging fields such as cloud computing, leveraging its robust technical capabilities and extensive ecosystem resources to continuously broaden its business scope. 2. NVIDIA A key player in the electronics industry, NVIDIA possesses deep technological expertise—especially in graphics processing units (GPUs). With rapid advancements in artificial intelligence and related technologies, demand for NVIDIA’s chips continues to surge across data centers and autonomous driving applications. 3. Apple Operating in the computer industry, Apple is renowned for innovation and superior user experience across its product portfolio—from smartphones and computers to smart wearables—building a vast consumer electronics ecosystem. The company consistently launches new products and services, sustaining formidable market competitiveness. 4. Meta Platforms Active in the internet and media sector, Meta focuses on social platforms and the metaverse. It is proactively exploring novel business models and technological applications. 5. Amazon A globally recognized brand in commercial trade, Amazon has achieved remarkable success in e-commerce and cloud computing. Its e-commerce platform serves numerous regions worldwide, while its cloud computing business holds a significant share of the global market. 6. Broadcom Specializing in semiconductors within the electronics industry, Broadcom supplies critical chips and components to a wide range of electronic devices. As the electronics industry continues to evolve, demand for Broadcom’s products remains stable and shows growth potential. 7. Google (Class A) A leader in search engines, online advertising, and cloud computing, Google maintains cutting-edge technology and broad influence across these domains. The company persistently advances technological innovation and delivers numerous popular products and services. 8. Mastercard JPMorgan holds Mastercard shares in the non-bank financial sector. Mastercard plays a pivotal role in the payments industry, with a global payment network facilitating convenient payment services for individuals and enterprises alike. 9. Tesla An innovative enterprise in the automotive industry, Tesla focuses on research, development, manufacturing, and sales of new-energy vehicles, while actively exploring autonomous driving technologies. Its products—renowned for advanced technology and distinctive design—hold a prominent position in the global new-energy vehicle market. 10. Netflix A major player in the internet and media sector, Netflix leads the streaming industry, delivering rich audiovisual content to users worldwide. Further Reading: Morgan Stanley’s Holdings Breakdown

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