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Nearly 30 public sale companies have disclosed their performance for the first half of the year: E Fund leads with a net profit of 1.877 billion yuan, while 3 small and medium-sized companies reported losses exceeding 10 million.
On September 2, Jin10 reported that there are currently 28 public sale fund companies that have disclosed their revenue situation, among which 8 companies had revenue exceeding 1 billion yuan in the first half of the year, and 11 companies had net profits over 100 million yuan. The three most profitable companies in the first half of the year are E Fund, GF Fund, and Huaxia Fund, with net profits of 1.877 billion yuan, 1.18 billion yuan, and 1.123 billion yuan, respectively, making them the only three companies in the entire market with net profits exceeding 1 billion yuan. However, some companies reported losses in the first half of the year, including Huaxi Fund, Zheshang Fund, and Jiangxin Fund, which suffered losses exceeding 10 million yuan. Industry insiders analyze that the reasons why some fund companies were able to achieve profits in the first half of the year, and even outstanding performance, are multifaceted. For example, in terms of product line layout, leading fund companies that develop comprehensively and diversely have a rich product line, which enables them to meet different investors' needs in various market environments. Some fund companies are also adept at seizing market hotspots and policy opportunities. In contrast, fund companies that experienced losses or significant declines in performance are also constrained by various factors, such as some small and medium-sized fund companies having relatively single business lines, overly relying on a certain type of product or business model, and lacking product competitiveness, which has caused them to gradually fall behind in the fierce market competition. (Every Economic News)