Connecting the innovation engines of China and the US, Harvest China-US Technology 50 ETF officially listed

[March 6, Hong Kong] Harvest Global Investments Limited (hereinafter referred to as Harvest International) officially announced the listing of the Harvest China-US Technology 50 ETF (Fund Code: $Harvest G2 Tech 50 ETF (03169.HK)$ ) on the Hong Kong Exchange.

The listing ceremony of Harvest China-US Technology 50 ETF was grandly held at the Hong Kong Exchange. Attendees included Ms. Xie Lemin, Deputy Director of the Investment Products Department of the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission, Mr. Guo Song, Chief Supervisor of Harvest Fund Management Co., Ltd., Mr. Chen Zhixin, CEO of Harvest International, Ms. Jiang Yiqian, Chief Investment Officer of Harvest International, Ms. Shu Chuying, Chief Marketing Officer of Harvest International, Vanessa Wang, Head of Asia-Pacific at DWS Investments Hong Kong, Kang Le, Vice President of China Life (Overseas) and Chairman of China Life Trust, Li Hengyi, CEO of China Life Trust, Luo Lihua, CEO of BOC International Prudential USD Trust, Xu Yang, Global Partner at Tiger Brokers (Hong Kong), and other partners from government and commercial institutions.

Ms. Xie Lemin, Deputy Director of the Investment Products Department of the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission, stated: "The Harvest Tiger US-China Technology 50 ETF tracks the Solactive Harvest Tiger G2 Tech 50 Select Index, primarily investing in Chinese technology companies listed in Hong Kong and technology companies listed in the US. The launch of this ETF will provide local and global investors with more diverse and flexible investment options, promoting Hong Kong's development as an international asset management center."

Speech by Ms. Xie Lemin, Deputy Director of the Investment Products Department of the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission

Chen Zhixin, CEO of Harvest Global Investments, stated: "Currently, AI is driving a new wave of the global technology cycle, with a clear pattern of complementary advantages and collaborative division between the US and China’s tech ecosystems. Harvest Global Investments launched this product to bridge innovation in both regions, offering investors an efficient tool for one-stop deployment in core US-China technology assets. As a cross-border asset manager, Harvest Global Investments always puts clients first, focusing on providing transparent and efficient global allocation solutions. In the future, Harvest Global Investments will continue to deepen its presence in the Hong Kong market, using professional expertise to accompany investors in sharing the long-term benefits of technological innovation and industrial upgrading."

Speech by Mr. Chen Zhixin, CEO of Harvest International

Seizing Structural Opportunities in the Technology Cycle

Currently, the global technology industry is entering a new growth cycle driven by artificial intelligence as its core driver. Global technological innovation exhibits a clear structural division of labor: the United States maintains a leading advantage in 'hardcore technologies' such as chips and foundational software; China, on the other hand, demonstrates robust industrialization capabilities in application scenarios like internet platforms, consumer electronics, and new energy. The two are not substitutes but form a complete innovation loop from underlying technological breakthroughs to end-user applications."

As an ETF product that focuses on leading technology companies in both the US and China, the launch of this fund provides investors with a convenient and efficient cross-market technology allocation tool.

Product Design: Balanced Allocation of 62% Hong Kong Stocks + 38% US Stocks

The Harvest US-China Technology 50 ETF closely tracks the Solactive Harvest Tiger G2 Tech 50 Select Index*. This index aims to creatively include 50 of the world's most influential technology companies in the same portfolio, comprising 30 leading Chinese technology firms listed in Hong Kong and 20 global technology giants listed in the US, forming a complementary structure of 'US hardcore technology foundation + Hong Kong technology application vitality'.

In terms of regional weight distribution, the index maintains an allocation ratio of approximately 62% Hong Kong stocks and 38% US stocks, setting clear weight caps for individual constituents during regular rebalancing (8% for Hong Kong stocks, 5% for US stocks) to achieve a balance between growth potential and risk diversification.

Top ten constituent stocks of the US-China Technology 50 ETF

Source: Solactive, data as of January 30, 2026

*The selection and weighting of index constituents are regularly reviewed and adjusted according to the index compilation methodology

From an industry chain perspective, the ETF's portfolio comprehensively covers the core sectors of this wave of technological innovation:

• AI computing power and infrastructure: Invests in U.S. computing giants Nvidia, Broadcom, AMD, as well as Hong Kong-listed SMIC, Lenovo Group, and other key domestic computing power targets

• Internet platforms and software ecosystems: Includes global tech giants Microsoft, Google, Meta, and Chinese representative platform companies such as Tencent, Alibaba, and Meituan

• End-user applications and consumer electronics: Anchors Apple and Xiaomi Group, Sunny Optical Technology, and other core companies benefiting from AI-driven hardware upgrades

• Smart manufacturing and new energy: Includes leading companies in embodied intelligence and autonomous driving such as Tesla, BYD, XPeng Motors, and Horizonrobot.

Sector distribution of the China-US Technology 50 ETF

Source: Solactive, data as of January 30, 2026

In addition, the cross-market, complementary allocation model pioneered by Harvest US-China Tech 50 ETF offers global investors a new investment paradigm that aligns with institutional investment logic, is transparent, and highly efficient, opening a new chapter in the integration of global technology assets with traditional financial instruments. Meanwhile, historical backtesting data shows that the Solactive Harvest Tiger G2 Tech 50 Select Index tracked by this ETF has performed exceptionally well, achieving a cumulative return of 127.66% over the past three years, with an annualized return rate of approximately 30.72%, validating the potential effectiveness of its cross-market, multi-track allocation strategy. (Data source: Harvest Global, SOLACTIVE, Bloomberg; data as of December 31, 2025. Past performance of the index does not indicate future returns.)

The launch of the Harvest US-China Tech 50 ETF not only highlights Hong Kong's unique advantage as a globally leading international financial hub bridging East and West but also injects fresh vitality into product innovation within the global capital markets. Going forward, Harvest Global will continue to adhere to long-term investment principles, focusing on providing structured allocations across markets and industry chains to participate in systemic opportunities brought about by the global tech innovation cycle. Centered around customer needs, it will drive innovation in products and services, offering transparent, efficient, and sustainable cross-border investment solutions, enabling investors to achieve more comprehensive long-term allocation based on the complementary strengths of the US-China technology markets.

About Harvest Global

Harvest Global was established in 2008 in Hong Kong as a subsidiary of Harvest Fund Management. As the core platform for Harvest Fund Management’s international business, Harvest Global holds licenses No. 1 (securities trading), 4 (advice on securities), and 9 (asset management) issued by the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission. Relying on the strong capabilities and brand heritage of its parent company, Harvest Fund Management, it continuously provides global investors with asset management services including equities, fixed income, indices, and multi-strategy solutions.

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Note: 1. The index constituents and their weightings may be adjusted according to the index methodology.

Important Notice: Investment involves risks and may result in loss of principal. Past performance or any predictable or expected outcome does not indicate future results. Before making an investment decision, investors should read the detailed sales documents of the Harvest US-China Tech 50 ETF (the 'Sub-Fund'), including risk factors. Investors should not rely solely on this material when making investment decisions. Investors should note:

- The Sub-Fund’s investments are concentrated in China (including Hong Kong) and the United States. Compared with funds with more diversified portfolios, the value of the Sub-Fund may be more volatile and could be more susceptible to adverse economic, political, policy, currency, liquidity, tax, legal, or regulatory events affecting these regions.

– This index is a new index. Compared to other exchange-traded funds that track indices with longer operating histories and more established status, the sub-fund may carry higher risks. Risks associated with financial derivatives include counterparty/credit risk, liquidity risk, valuation risk, volatility risk, and over-the-counter trading risk.

– Financial derivatives are susceptible to price fluctuations and higher volatility. The leverage factor/component of financial derivatives can lead to losses far exceeding the amount the sub-fund has invested in the derivative. Investing in financial derivatives may expose the sub-fund to a high risk of significant losses.

– Investors in listed category units and unlisted category units are subject to different pricing and trading arrangements. Due to differences in fees and costs applicable to each type of listed and unlisted unit, the net asset value per unit may vary.

The trading hours of the Hong Kong Exchange applicable to secondary market listed category units, as well as the trading cut-off times for primary market listed and/or unlisted category units, may differ. Given the differences in fee and cost arrangements between listed and unlisted category units, the net asset value per unit of listed category units and unlisted category units may vary.

– The sub-fund is subject to general investment risks, passive investment risks, risks associated with mega-cap companies, currency risks, and the risks of distributions from capital/actual distributions from capital.

The sub-fund is authorized by the Securities and Futures Commission of Hong Kong. Such authorization does not imply an official endorsement of the sub-fund by the Securities and Futures Commission of Hong Kong.

Investment involves risks, including the potential loss of the principal invested. Past performance or any forecasts or projections do not indicate future performance. Investors should read the relevant sales documents for details, including risk factors, before making an investment decision. Investment returns not denominated in Hong Kong dollars or US dollars are subject to currency fluctuation risks. This content is issued by Harvest Global Investments Limited and has not been reviewed by the Securities and Futures Commission of Hong Kong.

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