New industries such as artificial intelligence and green energies listed on China’s A-share markets are expected to boost stocks’ core assets in the second half of this year. Although the returns on equity in some emerging industries like robot manufacturing remain lower than traditional blue-chip stocks such as fossil fuels and high-end alcohol brands, the former is expected to trigger huge growth as mass production expands. With a strong competitive edge and a huge market, China’s “Prominent 10” private enterprises listed by Goldman Sachs are essential to maintaining share prices. Meanwhile, in the new consumption sector, stock prices in the IP-driven collectible designer Pop Mart grew by 197.38 percent in H1 2025. In Hong Kong, the IPOs of Chinese mainland enterprises hit a record high by June 30. Looking ahead, economists expect a compound growth model with both the old and new blue chips reshaping core assets in the market.
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