In September, public equity institutions and private equity institutions maintained a high level of activity in research on A-share listed companies, and the electronics, mechanical equipment, pharmaceutical and biological industries received the highest level of attention. In terms of public offering, data from the Public Placement Ranking Network shows that in September, a total of 158 public funding agencies participated in the survey of A-share listed companies, covering 428 individual stocks, for a total of 3,230 surveys. In terms of industry distribution, electronics, mechanical equipment, and pharmaceutics became the focus of research by public funding agencies. The three major industries were surveyed 1,583 times in total, accounting for 49.01% of the total number of surveys conducted by public funding agencies. Among them, 85 individual stocks were surveyed in the electronics industry, which were surveyed 879 times, leading in attention; the machinery and equipment industry was surveyed with 52 individual stocks, which were surveyed 403 times by public funding agencies; and 38 individual stocks were surveyed in the pharmaceutical and biological industry, which were surveyed 301 times in total.

In September, public equity institutions and private equity institutions maintained a high level of activity in research on A-share listed companies, and the electronics, mechanical equipment, pharmaceutical and biological industries received the highest level of attention. In terms of public offering, data from the Public Placement Ranking Network shows that in September, a total of 158 public funding agencies participated in the survey of A-share listed companies, covering 428 individual stocks, for a total of 3,230 surveys. In terms of industry distribution, electronics, mechanical equipment, and pharmaceutics became the focus of research by public funding agencies. The three major industries were surveyed 1,583 times in total, accounting for 49.01% of the total number of surveys conducted by public funding agencies. Among them, 85 individual stocks were surveyed in the electronics industry, which were surveyed 879 times, leading in attention; the machinery and equipment industry was surveyed with 52 individual stocks, which were surveyed 403 times by public funding agencies; and 38 individual stocks were surveyed in the pharmaceutical and biological industry, which were surveyed 301 times in total.