Major photovoltaic projects are being rapidly implemented, signaling a recovery in the sector. The low-rate photovoltaic ETF Huaxia (515370) is performing strongly!

As of April 8, 2026, 9:57 AM, the Xia Tiawn Solar PV ETF (515370) is up 2.99%, with the latest quote at 0.963 yuan. In terms of constituent stocks, 48 of the 48 constituents are in the green. Robotic Technology is leading the gain with a rise of 9.86%, OTIV is up 6.99%, and Mayview is up 6.49%.

On liquidity, the Xia Tiawn Solar PV ETF (515370) had an intraday turnover rate of 0.66%, with trading volume of 8.62M yuan. Looking at a longer period, as of April 7, the ETF’s average daily trading value over the past week is approximately 49.3759 million yuan.

On the news front, on April 7, the Guangxin Energy Laos Northern Interconnection Clean Energy Base Phase I—a 1-million-kilowatt solar PV project, the largest single solar PV project in Southeast Asia by scale—was officially put into operation. The project is expected to drive more than 40 domestic new-energy manufacturing and construction-related companies to participate in the build. In addition, China’s first million-kilowatt-level distributed solar PV wide-area coordinated optimization operation demonstration project has been successfully rolled out. Major projects at home and abroad have landed, further strengthening the photovoltaic industry chain’s installed-capacity buildout and overseas-demand needs. The Solar PV ETF’s market sentiment is expected to continue to recover.

CICC believes that industry leading players are actively responding to supply adjustments, and signals of positive reshaping of the photovoltaic industry ecosystem are emerging again. The photovoltaic sector is still in a period of deep adjustment. Industry stakeholders continue to coordinate and actively promote “anti-price-war” efforts, guiding the industry back onto a high-quality development path. In recent years, the state has encouraged listed companies to carry out industrial integration through mergers and acquisitions and restructuring, optimizing resource allocation to achieve high-quality development. Leading enterprises’ M&A and restructuring actions are market-based transactions conducted under the backdrop of policy guidance, which can help reduce the number of direct market participants, enhance flexibility in capacity management and control, and help improve the industry’s competitive landscape—along with meeting the requirements for “anti-price-war” efforts.

The Xia Tiawn Solar PV ETF (515370) and its feeder fund (A share: 012885/C share: 012886) closely track the CSI Solar PV Industry Index, comprehensively covering quality companies across the photovoltaic industry chain—upstream, midstream, and downstream. It covers key segments including polysilicon, silicon wafers, cell wafers, solar cell modules, photovoltaic glass, inverters, PV mounting systems, cables, and solar power stations, among other core areas—allowing it to accurately reflect the overall development trends and market performance of the photovoltaic industry. The product has clear fee advantages: an annual management fee rate of 0.4% and an annual custody fee rate of 0.1%. Among similar index funds, it sits at a relatively low level, making it stand out in terms of investment value.

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