[SK Hynix + Samsung Combined Holdings Exceed 60%, Asia-Pacific's First Pure KOSPI 200 ETF Set to Debut on HKEX] BlockBeats News, June 17: According to the product summary recently published by HKEX, a new ETF product (code: 03121) under CSOP Asset Management will be listed on June 18. Each lot consists of 100 units, with an entry fee of HKD 780 and an annual management fee of 0.99%. This will become the Asia-Pacific region's first ETF product to directly track South Korea's flagship index, the KOSPI 200, using a 1x non-leveraged passive tracking strategy. In terms of holdings structure, SK Hynix and Samsung Electronics account for a combined weight of approximately 62%, significantly higher than the corresponding weights in U.S.-listed DRAM-related ETFs and EWY (iShares MSCI South Korea ETF), offering more concentrated exposure to South Korea's memory semiconductor giants. Other holdings include South Korean blue-chip stocks such as Samsung Electro-Mechanics, Hyundai Motor, and Doosan Energy, with a portfolio structure that comprehensively covers the core sectors of South Korea's real economy. Background-wise, driven by the AI boom, the KOSPI 200 index has risen by 113% year-to-date, with leading companies like SK Hynix and Samsung Electronics delivering returns of several multiples over the past year. For investors unable to directly open South Korean securities accounts, 03121 provides a convenient low-threshold channel to participate in South Korea's large-cap blue-chip market through a Hong Kong stock account. [Original Link]