Global investors have overlooked some of China’s best growth stocks

Dale Nicholls, portfolio manager, Fidelity China Special Situations, highlights three Chinese businesses where he’d put his money

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The trust is an actively-managed investment vehicle providing investors with broad access to China’s growth opportunities, from established technology leaders to entrepreneurial private businesses yet to list. Chinese equities have advanced strongly this year despite US-China trade tensions and a subdued property market. Low initial valuations and improving sentiment towards sectors driven by innovation (following DeepSeek’s breakthrough AI model) have also helped.

We focus on identifying companies with scalable growth potential, a sustainable competitive advantage and strong execution by managers. These often align with beneficiaries of long-term structural growth trends, such as China’s expanding domestic consumption and rapid technological innovation.

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Dale Nicholls
Portfolio Manager of Fidelity China Special Situations PLC

Dale Nicholls joined Fidelity in 1996 as a Research Associate in our Tokyo office. In 2003, he was promoted to portfolio manager of the Fidelity Pacific Fund and retains management of that fund today, alongside Fidelity China Special Situations PLC. Prior to joining Fidelity, Dale worked at Bankers Trust Asia Securities in Tokyo and as a Market/Business Analyst at Sony Corporation, also in Tokyo. He graduated from the Queensland University of Technology in Australia.