Brazil ETF: Trading will be suspended from the market open on February 26 until 10:30 a.m. that day
Huaxia Fund Management Co., Ltd. announces that the secondary market trading price of its Huaxia Bradesco Brazil Ibovespa Exchange-Traded Fund (QDII) (ticker symbol: Brazil ETF, trading code: 159100) is significantly higher than the fund’s reference net asset value, resulting in a substantial premium. Investors are hereby advised to be aware of the risks associated with the premium in the secondary market trading price. Investors who invest blindly may suffer significant losses. To protect the interests of investors, trading in this fund will be suspended from the market open on February 26, 2026, until 10:30 a.m. on the same day.
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