CH FIN LEASING Allocates Funds to BABA-W & DL HOLDINGS GP While Exploring AI and Web3.0 Investment Prospects
Investment Focus: CH FIN LEASING is actively pursuing investments in AI and Web 3.0 sectors, having invested in BABA-W and various technology-related ETFs to diversify its asset portfolio.
Leadership Change: Mike Cai, the founder of MEITU, became the head of CH FIN LEASING in October 2025, with plans to use the company as an asset management platform for technology incubation and increased investments in digital assets.
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Market Performance: The HSI rose 146 points (0.5%) to 27,173, while the HSCEI and HSTECH also saw gains, with total market turnover reaching HKD133.823 billion.
Tech Stock Movements: Major tech stocks like TENCENT and MEITUAN fell, while others like KUAISHOU and JD-SW experienced gains, indicating mixed performance in the tech sector.
AI and Chip Sector Trends: AI stocks remained in demand, with significant gains for companies like KNOWLEDGE ATLAS and MINIMAX-WP, while chip stocks showed varied results, with SMIC edging up and HUA HONG SEMI dipping.
Pharmaceutical Sector Gains: Drug manufacturers like CSPC PHARMA and INNOVENT BIO saw notable increases in their stock prices, reflecting positive momentum in the pharmaceutical industry.

Market Performance: The HSI rose by 1.8% to close at 27,027, with significant gains in the HSCEI and HSTECH, while total market turnover reached $255.142 billion.
Insurance Sector Gains: Chinese insurers, particularly CHINA LIFE and PING AN, saw substantial increases of 4% and 4.9%, respectively, following PING AN's stake increase in CHINA LIFE.
Financial Stocks Rise: Major financial institutions like HSBC and HKEX experienced gains between 2.6% and 3.4%, contributing to a positive trend in the financial sector.
Tech and AI Stocks Surge: Tech stocks rebounded, with TENCENT and BIDU-SW rising over 2%, while AI-related stocks like KNOWLEDGE ATLAS soared by 36.2%, reflecting strong investor interest.

Financial Forecast: MEITU projects a 60-66% year-over-year growth in non-IFRS adjusted profit for 2025, aligning with market consensus according to Jefferies' report.
Revenue Growth Drivers: The anticipated growth is attributed to increased revenue from core products like photo and video services, driven by a rise in global paying users and stronger overseas user growth compared to the Chinese market.
Stock Rating and Target: BofAS has rated MEITU's stock as a Buy, setting a target price of HKD12.5, citing the company's potential in AI productivity tools.
Market Activity: The stock has seen significant short selling activity, with a ratio of 26.483% and a total short selling amount of $69.84 million.
Transformation of MEITU: Generative AI has evolved MEITU from a beautification tool into a comprehensive AI photo and video generation and editing application, broadening its market reach to enterprises in e-commerce and advertising.
Growth Projections: Goldman Sachs anticipates that this transformation will enhance MEITU's monthly active users, payment ratio, and average revenue per user (ARPU), leading to a positive outlook for the company.
Company Performance: MEITU (01357.HK) is projected to achieve a 60-66% growth in its 2025 non-GAAP adjusted net profit, reaching RMB938-973 million, according to BofA Securities.
Market Expectations: The median growth estimate of 63% to RMB955 million slightly surpasses market expectations and BofA's forecast by 1%, driven by increased product revenue and operational leverage.
Analyst Rating: BofA Securities maintains a Buy rating for MEITU, setting a target price of HKD11.3.
Short Selling Data: The short selling amount for MEITU stands at $96.99 million, with a ratio of 23.414%.

Stock Performance: Meitu's stock opened up 5.77% and peaked at HKD6.64 before closing at HKD6.48, reflecting a 3.85% increase with significant trading volume.
Profit Forecast: The company announced an expected adjusted net profit growth of 60-66% year-over-year based on non-IFRS measures.






