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17 handpicked stocks

China's AI Chip Access

This carefully selected group of stocks represents companies poised to benefit from China's renewed access to advanced AI chips. Our professional analysts have identified key players across the semiconductor supply chain that could see significant growth as this massive market reopens.

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Han Tan | Market Analyst

Updated 1 day ago | Published at juillet 15

Top Picks from This Group

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NVDA

NVIDIA Corporation

NVDA

Current price

$182.01

As the direct beneficiary, the company's resumption of H20 AI chip sales to China immediately reopens a significant, multi-billion dollar market. This...

As the direct beneficiary, the company's resumption of H20 AI chip sales to China immediately reopens a significant, multi-billion dollar market. This move could lead to a substantial revenue uplift and signals a potential easing of trade restrictions that have previously hampered its growth in the region.

TSM

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co.

TSM

Current price

$241.41

As the world's largest semiconductor foundry, the company is a primary manufacturing partner for leading AI chip designers. Increased chip demand from...

As the world's largest semiconductor foundry, the company is a primary manufacturing partner for leading AI chip designers. Increased chip demand from China could translate directly to higher wafer orders and improved capacity utilization for its advanced manufacturing nodes.

ASML

ASML Holding NV

ASML

Current price

$747.55

This company provides the essential photolithography systems required to manufacture advanced semiconductors. A broad-based increase in AI chip produc...

This company provides the essential photolithography systems required to manufacture advanced semiconductors. A broad-based increase in AI chip production to meet renewed Chinese demand would likely drive orders for its high-end equipment from foundries.

About This Group of Stocks

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Our Expert Thinking

The U.S. policy shift allowing Nvidia to sell H20 AI chips to China reopens a multi-billion dollar market. This change reduces geopolitical risk for the semiconductor industry and creates opportunities throughout the AI hardware ecosystem—from chip designers to manufacturers and equipment suppliers.

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What You Need to Know

This collection spans the entire semiconductor value chain, including industry leaders in chip design, fabrication facilities that manufacture them, and equipment suppliers providing essential production machinery. These companies are strategically positioned to capitalize on China's renewed access to critical AI hardware.

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Why These Stocks

These companies were handpicked by our investment professionals based on their direct involvement in the AI chip supply chain. They include Nvidia itself, which directly benefits from resumed sales, along with foundries, equipment manufacturers, and data center providers that support the AI hardware ecosystem.

12 Month Growth Potential

Use the growth calculator to see how much investing in these assets could return over one year.

If you invested across these assets:

in 12 months it could be worth:

$1,000.00

+13.34%

Group Performance Snapshot

13.34%

Average 12 Month Profit

On average, analysts expect assets in this group to grow 13.34% over the next year.

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Stocks Rated Buy by Analysts

15 of 17 assets in this group are rated Buy by professional analysts.

Source: Analyst sentiment is provided by Refinitiv Ltd, a global leader in financial market data with over 40k business clients. Refinitiv Ltd is an independent third party to Nemo. This is not advice.

Why You'll Want to Watch These Stocks

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China's Market Just Reopened

With Nvidia's H20 chip sales to China now approved, a multi-billion dollar market has suddenly become accessible again. This policy reversal creates immediate opportunities across the entire AI chip supply chain.

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Riding the Global AI Wave

China represents one of the world's largest markets for AI hardware. Companies in this group are strategically positioned to capitalize on the renewed flow of advanced technology to this massive customer base.

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A Policy Shift That Matters

This U.S. government reversal signals a potential thaw in tech trade relations. As geopolitical tensions ease in the semiconductor space, these companies could see reduced risk and improved growth prospects.

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