On August 3, the reporter learned exclusively from the third party agency Private Equity Ranking Network that since June 26, domestic private equity has maintained a trend of increasing positions for 4 consecutive weeks, and the average position has increased by 2.12 percentage points. As of July 24, the average stock private equity position had climbed to 84.12%, a slight increase of 0.02 percentage points from the previous week. This figure not only continues the steady upward trend, but also means that the average position on July 24 has reached a new high in more than 4 years. Going back in history, the last time the average stock private equity position was higher than 84.12%. It also dates back to April 1, 2022. At that time, the average stock private equity position was 84.30%, which is slightly higher than the current level. Driven by the continuous increase in positions in the past four weeks, the position distribution structure of private equity has been further concentrated on high positions, and heavy or full positions have become mainstream in the market. According to data from the Private Equity Ranking Network, as of July 24, the share of heavy or full stock private equity positions had reached 70.43%. Furthermore, as of July 24, the average 10 billion stock private equity position had climbed to 88.64%. Not only did it rank first among private equity positions of various sizes, but it also hit a new high since this year.

On August 3, the reporter learned exclusively from the third party agency Private Equity Ranking Network that since June 26, domestic private equity has maintained a trend of increasing positions for 4 consecutive weeks, and the average position has increased by 2.12 percentage points. As of July 24, the average stock private equity position had climbed to 84.12%, a slight increase of 0.02 percentage points from the previous week. This figure not only continues the steady upward trend, but also means that the average position on July 24 has reached a new high in more than 4 years. Going back in history, the last time the average stock private equity position was higher than 84.12%. It also dates back to April 1, 2022. At that time, the average stock private equity position was 84.30%, which is slightly higher than the current level. Driven by the continuous increase in positions in the past four weeks, the position distribution structure of private equity has been further concentrated on high positions, and heavy or full positions have become mainstream in the market. According to data from the Private Equity Ranking Network, as of July 24, the share of heavy or full stock private equity positions had reached 70.43%. Furthermore, as of July 24, the average 10 billion stock private equity position had climbed to 88.64%. Not only did it rank first among private equity positions of various sizes, but it also hit a new high since this year.