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The new energy sector is experiencing significant progress with the latest updates on the ETF market. The Yuanwei ETF (516180) and the New Energy Materials ETF (516890) are currently undergoing adjustments to their operational mechanisms. This update was reported on April 7, 2025, at 14:07.

As of April 7, 2025, the Yuanwei ETF has observed a decline of 9.93%, with the latest share price reported at 0.53 RMB. The trading volume has reached 321.64 million RMB, showing a decrease of 5.59%. Similarly, the New Energy Materials ETF has seen a decline of 8.45%, with its latest price at 0.47 RMB and trading volume at 153.97 million RMB, reflecting a decrease of 6.86%.

The performance of various sub-components within the sector has also seen notable changes. For instance, Nanrui Technology (300757) reported a decline of 20.00%, followed by Shangneng Electric (300827) with 19.99%, and Gaofeng Technology (688556) with 19.34%. Huangde Technology (688390) dropped by 18.31%, and Jinwei Technology (300763) decreased by 18.19%.

In terms of significant gains, the New Energy Materials ETF has accumulated an increase of 4.30% over the past three months, while the Yuanwei ETF has shown a strong performance, despite the recent declines.

Market projections for 2025 suggest that the Yuanwei Company will continue to thrive in a favorable environment. However, challenges remain, such as potential adjustments in policies and technological advancements that could impact the sector’s growth.

Since the beginning of the year, 13 companies have entered into “big contracts,” with a collective market cap exceeding 300 billion RMB. The anticipation is that demand in the market will continue to drive the emergence of more companies within this sector, as they seek to innovate and expand.

The ETF market is closely monitored, and further updates are expected as the new energy sector continues to evolve. Investors are urged to stay informed about these developments through platforms like the New Energy App.