Nipun Capital Boosts China ETF Stake to Nearly 23% With $7.3M Investment

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Nipun Capital increased its China ETF stake to 23% with a $7.3M investment, reflecting strong commitment to Chinese equity exposure despite ongoing market volatility.

Nipun Capital Boosts China ETF Stake to Nearly 23% With $7.3M Investment

Investment firm Nipun Capital has significantly increased its position in the iShares MSCI China ETF (MCHI), acquiring 116,100 additional shares valued at $7.3 million during the fourth quarter of 2025. The transaction elevates Nipun Capital's total stake in the fund to 22.96% of assets under management, reflecting a substantial commitment to China-focused equity exposure.

The move comes amid ongoing volatility in Chinese equities markets, where geopolitical tensions and regulatory uncertainties continue to influence investor sentiment. MCHI, which tracks the MSCI China Index, carries an expense ratio of 0.59%—relatively elevated for a passively-managed exchange-traded fund—and remains subject to risks inherent to China's economic and political landscape.

The fund's performance and suitability depend on individual investor risk tolerance and time horizons. Those considering exposure to Chinese equities through MCHI should carefully evaluate their ability to withstand potential volatility associated with China-specific market dynamics and regulatory developments.

Source: The Motley Fool

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