MFC Asset Management Public Company Limited (MFC) has expressed a positive outlook on the Chinese stock market, particularly citing the strong recovery seen in the technology and artificial intelligence (AI) sectors this past August.
This resurgence has driven the “MFC China Technology” fund (M-CTECH) to generate outstanding returns over a short period, reflecting MFC’s timely investment strategy and its appeal to investors seeking opportunities in China’s tech–AI theme.
Thanachote Rungsitivat, Executive Director of MFC, noted that the main drivers behind this recovery are China’s economic and consumption stimulus via the “Trade-in Program,” monetary policy easing, and a relaxation of technological restrictions with the U.S.
Notably, China has permitted leading chipmakers such as Nvidia and AMD to resume AI chip exports to China, delivering a significant boost to the semiconductor and AI sectors. As of August 22, 2025, the CSI 300 Index climbed 7.42%, while the CSI Artificial Intelligence Index surged over 22.48%.
In addition, the Chinese government continues to implement its “Anti-Involution Policy” to reduce inefficient competition and has rolled out interest rate subsidy measures to stimulate purchasing power. These initiatives bode well for China’s ongoing economic growth.
Meanwhile, a slowdown in the bond and insurance funds has paved the way for greater capital inflows into the equity market, boosted by an estimated CNY 5 trillion in household excess savings between 2022 and 2024.
M-CTECH is classified as a risk level 6 “Fund of Funds,” investing in Chinese technology equities via the iShares Hang Seng TECH ETF and ChinaAMC CSI Artificial Intelligence ETF. This portfolio covers the full value chain of tech—from upstream to downstream. Key fund advantages include a strategic blend of two leading ETFs, investment in over 80 top technology companies, and significant upside supported by government policies in the tech–AI space.
Investors can participate in the M-CTECH fund daily with a minimum investment of THB 1,000. Prospective buyers should study all relevant information, conditions, potential returns, and risks before investing. The fund manager manages foreign exchange risk at their discretion, and investors may gain or lose due to currency fluctuations.
For more information, contact MFC Asset Management, authorized selling agents nationwide, or visit www.mfcfund.com
