Beijing-Shanghai High-Speed Railway (601816) main force funds net buy-in 17.0275 million yuan on March 16

As of the close on March 16, 2026, China Railway High-speed (601816) closed at 5.17 yuan, up 1.37%, with a turnover rate of 0.44%, trading volume of 2.1721 million lots, and a transaction value of 1.119 billion yuan.

Regarding capital flow data on March 16, main funds had a net inflow of 17.0275 million yuan, accounting for 1.52% of the total transaction value; retail funds had a net inflow of 15.5673 million yuan, accounting for 1.39%; and retail investors had a net outflow of 32.5949 million yuan, accounting for 2.91%.

The Q3 2025 financial report shows that the company’s main business revenue for the first three quarters was 32.805 billion yuan, an increase of 1.39% year-over-year; net profit attributable to shareholders was 10.302 billion yuan, up 2.87%; and non-recurring net profit was 10.303 billion yuan, up 2.91%. In Q3 2025 alone, the company’s quarterly main revenue was 11.792 billion yuan, up 2.6% year-over-year; quarterly net profit attributable to shareholders was 3.986 billion yuan, up 8.96%; and quarterly non-recurring net profit was 3.986 billion yuan, up 8.97%. The debt ratio is 21.01%, financial expenses are 1.076 billion yuan, and gross profit margin is 47.96%. The main business of China Railway High-speed (601816) includes high-speed rail passenger transportation, mainly comprising: (1) providing high-speed rail transportation services to passengers and collecting ticket fares; (2) when trains operated by other railway companies run on the Beijing-Shanghai high-speed railway, providing services such as line usage and contact wire usage and charging corresponding fees.

In the past 90 days, four institutions have issued ratings for this stock, with two recommending buy and two recommending hold; the average target price over this period is 6.4 yuan.

Term explanation for capital flow: Refers to inferring capital movement through price changes. When stock prices are rising, the transaction volume driven by active buy orders is the force pushing the stock price up, which is defined as capital inflow. When stock prices are falling, the transaction volume driven by active sell orders is the force pushing the stock price down, which is defined as capital outflow. The difference between the two on a given day is the net force remaining after opposing forces, driving the stock price higher. Main funds, retail funds, and retail investors’ funds are calculated based on transaction amounts of large, medium, and small orders, respectively.

Note: Main funds refer to large block trades, retail funds refer to big orders, and retail investors’ funds refer to small and medium orders.

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