MSCI adds 33 Chinese companies, including Zhipu AI, to MSCI China Index

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MSCI announced the results of its August 2026 index review, adding 33 Chinese companies, including artificial intelligence giant Zhipu AI, to the MSCI China Index, effective after the market close on August 31. The move reflects global funds' interest in China's technology and AI sectors. Beijing-based Zhipu AI was among the three largest new additions by market capitalization to the MSCI Emerging Markets Index in this round. The 33 Chinese companies added include 31 A-share stocks such as Guangdong Fenghua Advanced Technology Holdings and Kingsemi, as well as Hong Kong-listed Zhipu AI and Kingboard Holdings. At the same time, MSCI removed 32 Chinese companies from the index in this review. The additions mean passive funds worldwide that track the MSCI China Index will need to buy the new stocks to rebalance their portfolios on August 31. Analysts said the additions reflect the growing influence of Chinese technology and hard-tech companies in global benchmark indices, while foreign capital continues to increase its allocation to Chinese assets.

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