Core Viewpoint - The company reported significant growth in its pig farming business for January 2026, indicating a strong performance in sales and revenue generation [1] Group 1: Sales Performance - The sales volume of commercial fat pigs reached 404,400 heads, representing a year-on-year increase of 61.28% [1] - The sales revenue for the month amounted to 649 million yuan, with a cumulative sales revenue of 649 million yuan for the same period [1] - The average selling price of commercial fat pigs was 12.71 yuan per kilogram [1]

南财智讯2月13日电，好莱客公告，公司董事会于近日收到甘国强先生递交的书面辞职报告，甘国强先 生因个人原因申请辞去公司董事会秘书的职务。辞职后，甘国强先生将不在公司担任其他任何职务。 ...

南财智讯2月13日电，吉华集团公告，公司于2026年2月13日收到董事邵伯金先生的辞职报告，邵伯金先 生因个人身体原因，申请辞去公司第五届董事会董事及审计委员会委员职务。 ...

南财智讯2月13日电，博敏电子公告，公司董事会秘书李小伟因工作调整原因，申请辞去董事会秘书职 务，辞职申请自送达公司董事会之日起生效。 ...

Core Viewpoint - Wolong New Energy announced the release of 30 million shares previously pledged to Zheshang Bank, resulting in a total of 0 shares pledged by its controlling shareholder, Zhejiang Wolong Real Estate Investment Co., Ltd. [1] Group 1 - The controlling shareholder notified the company about the release of the pledge on February 12, 2026 [1] - The release of the pledge has been completed with the registration procedures at China Securities Depository and Clearing Corporation [1] - Following the release, the total number of pledged shares by Wolong Real Estate is now 0 [1]

Market Overview - On February 13, A-shares saw a collective decline across major indices, with the Shanghai Composite Index dropping by 1.26%, the Shenzhen Component Index by 1.28%, and the ChiNext Index by 1.57% [1] - The total trading volume in the Shanghai, Shenzhen, and Beijing markets approached 2 trillion yuan, a decrease of 161.8 billion yuan from the previous day, with over 3,800 stocks declining [1] Sector Performance - The film and theater, paper, semiconductor equipment, and intelligent cockpit sectors showed the highest gains, while the photovoltaic equipment, minor metals, steel, port shipping, oil and gas extraction and services, glyphosate, rare earth permanent magnets, and chemical sectors experienced the largest declines [1] Semiconductor and Storage Chip Sector - The semiconductor and storage chip sectors demonstrated resilience, benefiting from the AI wave, with companies like Deep Technology (000021) hitting the daily limit and others like Northern Huachuang (002371) and Jiangbolong (301308) also seeing gains [2] Shipping Sector - Shipping stocks experienced significant declines, with companies such as COSCO Shipping Energy (600026), China Merchants Nanyou (601975), China Merchants Jinling (601872), and Jinjiang Shipping (601083) all opening lower [2][3] - The drop in these stocks was primarily influenced by a sharp decline in logistics stocks in the US market, where the Russell 3000 Trucking Index fell over 9% [4] AI Companies in Hong Kong - In the Hong Kong market, AI companies MiniMax and Zhiyuan both saw their market capitalizations exceed 200 billion HKD [5] - MiniMax launched its new generation text model MiniMax M2.5, which significantly improved its programming capabilities, while Zhiyuan introduced its flagship model GLM-5, which also achieved notable advancements in performance [7]

如今，越疆正推动机器人从替代重复劳动的"工具"，进化为能够理解、适应并与人类协同的"智能体"。 （文章来源：21世纪经济报道） 春节前夕，越疆第三批全尺寸工业人形机器人Atom不仅出现在电影院爆米花窗口，还正式启动量产交 付，开始奔赴产业前线。 数据显示，Atom单日可全自主工作14小时，完成超1000杯爆米花制作，表现高效稳定，验证了人形机 器人在商圈影院消费场景中的产业化落地能力。 ...

2025年，是中国调味品行业风起云涌、格局重塑的关键一年。未来的行业竞争，将是综合实力领先的"舰队"与区域性或细分领 域"快艇"并存，龙头企业对产业发展的引领作用将愈发关键。海天味业作为调味品行业的龙头企业，凭借规模壁垒、渠道优势 与品牌价值的深厚积淀，尽显强者愈强之势，其发展轨迹正勾勒出产业未来图景。 新调味盘点了海天味业在2025年的十大核心突破，并尝试从中解读可能影响行业未来的十个趋势。 1. "A+H"双上市：开启资本国际化布局 核心突破：2025年6月，海天味业登陆港交所主板，成为国内首家"A+H"上市的调味品企业，募资净额约101亿港元，为全球化 战略提供了坚实的资本引擎。 未来趋势：龙头企业资本运作走向国际。海天味业港股上市，不仅是融资行为，更是搭建全球资本平台、优化公司治理的重要 一步。这也预示着，中国调味品企业的全球化，正从过去的"产品外贸"，升级为依托国际资本市场，进行品牌并购、技术合作 和本土化生产的"系统性作战"。利用国际资本构建全球资源调配能力，正成为海天味业等头部企业与国际巨头同台竞技的入场 券。 2. 入选酱油"灯塔工厂"：智能制造推进产业升级 核心突破：2025年，海天味业获评 ...

Core Viewpoint - The implementation of the "Implementation Opinions" by the National Development and Reform Commission, the Financial Regulatory Bureau, and the Civil Aviation Administration marks a significant step towards the development of low-altitude insurance, which is crucial for the safety and high-quality development of the low-altitude economy [1][2]. Group 1: Policy Framework - The "Implementation Opinions" consist of six parts and twelve articles, outlining principles for systematic planning, key breakthroughs, collaborative advancement, and steady implementation [2]. - It emphasizes the establishment of a mandatory insurance system for unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), akin to compulsory insurance for automobiles, which will be integrated into flight activity approval processes [2][4]. Group 2: Insurance Product Development - The document encourages the development of a comprehensive insurance product system covering the entire low-altitude industry chain, including research, manufacturing, operation, and infrastructure [5]. - It highlights the need for insurance companies to adapt to new business models in the low-altitude economy, promoting the supply of insurance for medium and large UAVs while optimizing traditional manned aircraft insurance [5]. Group 3: Application Scenarios - The "Implementation Opinions" propose targeted insurance solutions for various application scenarios such as agricultural operations, low-altitude logistics, emergency management, and medical rescue, based on the specific risks and management needs of each scenario [6]. - It also encourages collaboration among industry chain leaders to reduce risk costs and supports small and medium enterprises in enhancing their risk defense capabilities through insurance [6]. Group 4: Data Infrastructure and Professional Capability - The document addresses the need for improved data infrastructure to support sustainable insurance operations, proposing the establishment of a low-altitude insurance information platform to facilitate data sharing and risk monitoring [7]. - It emphasizes the importance of enhancing professional capabilities within insurance institutions to better identify and assess new risks associated with low-altitude operations [7]. Group 5: Organizational Support and Timeline - The "Implementation Opinions" outline a clear organizational structure for implementing low-altitude insurance, with specific responsibilities assigned to various regulatory bodies [8]. - A phased timeline is set, aiming for the establishment of a mandatory UAV insurance system by 2027 and a comprehensive low-altitude insurance policy framework by 2030, indicating the growing importance of low-altitude insurance in the economic system [8].

Core Viewpoint - Shenzhen is implementing stricter regulatory measures to combat the rise of illegal activities in the gold market, with a focus on delineating prohibited behaviors for enterprises, individuals, and financial institutions [1] Group 1: Regulatory Measures for Enterprises - Enterprises are prohibited from engaging in illegal gold trading activities such as pre-pricing, leveraged trading, and deferred trading through internet platforms [2] - Illegal fundraising activities under the guise of gold custody, leasing, or repurchase that promise fixed returns are banned [2] - Enterprises must not mislead consumers through false advertising or unauthorized claims regarding gold products [2][3] - The use of non-precious materials to impersonate pure gold is strictly forbidden [3] Group 2: Regulatory Measures for Individuals - Individuals are not allowed to organize or participate in illegal gold trading or fundraising activities [4] - Development and sale of illegal gold trading software or applications are prohibited for individuals [4] Group 3: Regulatory Measures for Financial Institutions - Financial institutions must not conduct gold business without proper regulatory approval and must adhere to reporting requirements for large and suspicious transactions [6] - Financial institutions and non-bank payment agencies are prohibited from providing services to illegal operators in the gold market [6] Group 4: Previous Illegal Cases - The Shenzhen Financial Office previously highlighted three illegal cases involving gold trading, including fraudulent schemes that misled consumers into investing in gold without actual delivery [7] - Specific examples include a gold dealer enticing consumers to sign contracts for gold purchases without delivering the physical gold, leading to illegal investment activities [8]