Fidelity China Special Situations AGM Review by Dale Nicholls FCSS Manager (VIDEO)

Fidelity China Special Situations AGM Review by Dale Nicholls FCSS Manager (VIDEO)

Dale Nicholls at Fidelity China Special Situations (LON:FCSS) presents at the Annual General Meeting (AGM).

In this session, Dale provides a comprehensive overview of the Chinese market’s performance over the past six months, highlighting key factors influencing market trends. He discusses the volatility in different sectors, the impact of recent government policies, and the evolving economic landscape in China. Dale also shares insights into the fund’s strategic positioning and the potential for growth in specific sectors, such as healthcare and consumer industries. This AGM review offers a valuable perspective on navigating the current market environment and identifying investment opportunities.

Share on:
Find more news, interviews, share price & company profile here for:

Top China Investment Trust 2025 – Latest Research & Analysis

A distinctive way to access China’s equity market through small and mid-cap leaders, FCSS blends active management with structural flexibility and long-term positioning.

Fidelity’s China investment trust reports continued strong gains on macro tailwinds (LON:FCSS)

Fidelity China Special Situations has released its September 2025 summary, reporting a 12-month NAV increase of 46.9% and a 54.3% rise in share price, outperforming its reference index which gained 30.3%.

EV flying cars in China’s new low-altitude economy get lift-off

Flying cars are moving closer to reality, as global companies accelerate the development of electric vertical take-off and landing (eVTOL) aircraft. In China, Fidelity International analyst Reggie Pan experienced a test flight with EHang Holdings, the first eVTOL maker licensed to carry passengers commercially.

Fidelity China Special Situations factsheet: annual returns rise to 53.9% in July

China’s stimulus measures supported domestic demand and economic resilience in 2025, with strong industrial production and retail sales. Policy support and fiscal spending helped performance, although challenges in real estate and US-China trade tensions remained.

China-focussed UK stock FCSS reports 27% annual share price rise

China’s stimulus drove economic recovery, with stock selection in Hesai Group, LexinFintech and VNET adding value despite underweights in Xiaomi, Xpeng and Tuhu, while over the 12 months to 30 June 2025 the Trust’s NAV rose 28.0% and its share price gained 27.3%, outperforming the reference index’s 23.4%.

Search

Search