Institutions say that Boshi Hang Seng Healthcare sector needs to pay attention to the sustainability of funds as it enters the valuation repair window in the third quarter

2026-07-16 18:22

Economic Observation Network China CITIC Securities has released a report stating that the valuation of the Boshi Hang Seng Medical ETF sector has a safety margin and is expected to see a valuation recovery in the third quarter.

Institutional perspective:
The core logic comes from the report of CITIC Securities on July 15th
Time window: The third quarter is a golden window for sector valuation recovery, as market funds are shifting from high priced sectors to undervalued and high growth pharmaceutical tracks.
Valuation Security: The Hang Seng Healthcare Index PE-TTM is 29.97 times, which is in the 18.91% percentile of the past 5 years, indicating that the valuation has been lower than 81% of the past 5 years, and the safety margin is sufficient.
Segmented opportunities: The commercialization of emerging fields such as medical devices (such as surgical robots, AI medical equipment) is accelerating, which is expected to see a dual repair of performance and valuation.

Fund inflow and outflow situation:
Although there has been a significant influx of southbound funds recently, attention should be paid to their sustainability. On July 7th, the ETF experienced a daily net outflow of 244 million yuan

Policy updates:
On July 14th, the results of the review of the adjustment of the medical insurance catalog were announced, with a high pass rate (91%), paving the way for innovative drugs to be included in medical insurance in the future. This is a key policy catalyst

Institutions believe that the current situation is a time of "low valuation+policy warmth" layout, but whether the market can continue depends on whether southbound funds continue to flow in and the actual results of subsequent innovative drug and medical insurance negotiations.

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