Core Insights - Luoyang Molybdenum Co., Ltd. experienced a stock price increase of 1.87% on October 15, with a trading volume of 4.858 billion yuan [1] - The company reported a net financing purchase of 56.37 million yuan on the same day, with a total financing balance of 3.199 billion yuan [1][2] - The company’s revenue for the first half of 2025 was 94.773 billion yuan, a year-on-year decrease of 7.83%, while net profit attributable to shareholders increased by 60.07% to 8.671 billion yuan [2] Financing and Margin Trading - On October 15, Luoyang Molybdenum had a financing buy of 495 million yuan, with a financing balance of 3.164 billion yuan, representing 1.11% of its market capitalization [1] - The financing balance is above the 90th percentile of the past year, indicating a high level of activity [1] - The company had a margin trading balance of 34.815 million yuan, with a short selling volume of 6.39 million shares on October 15 [1] Business Overview - Luoyang Molybdenum primarily engages in the mining, processing, and trading of rare metals such as molybdenum, tungsten, and gold [2] - The revenue composition includes refined metal product trading (48.56%), concentrate product trading (38.31%), and other metals [2] - As of June 30, 2025, the company had 237,500 shareholders, a decrease of 15.95% from the previous period [2] Dividend and Shareholding - The company has distributed a total of 21.562 billion yuan in dividends since its A-share listing, with 10.576 billion yuan in the last three years [3] - As of June 30, 2025, major shareholders include Hong Kong Central Clearing Limited and various ETFs, with notable increases in holdings [3]

Core Viewpoint - The recent quota policy from the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) has established a total quota of 96,600 tons for cobalt exports, with a base quota remaining unchanged at 87,000 tons, impacting major companies in the industry [1][2]. Quota Distribution - The quota distribution is as follows: - Luoyang Molybdenum Company (Luoyang Moly) received 36% of the quota, equating to an annualized 31,200 tons - Glencore received 22%, or 18,800 tons - Eurasian Resources received 12%, or 10,000 tons - The local company EGC received 6.5%, or 5,640 tons - Other Chinese companies such as Northern Mining received 5.5% (4,800 tons), Shengton Mining 2% (1,680 tons), and Huayou Cobalt 1.24% (1,080 tons) [2][3]. Policy Implications - The quota allocation aligns with expectations based on historical export volumes from January 1, 2022, to December 31, 2024, although the allocation for EGC is notable given its lack of past exports [3]. - The introduction of a 10% royalty fee on sales value for companies receiving cobalt export quotas is expected to significantly increase local revenue [3]. Market Outlook - The total quota of 96,600 tons represents a 56% decrease compared to last year's exports of nearly 220,000 tons, indicating a tighter supply-demand balance for cobalt [4]. - Current inventory levels are critical, with an estimated four months of supply across the industry chain, which could lead to increased price pressures as inventory is consumed [5]. Price Trends - As of October 13, cobalt prices have seen significant increases, with prices for cobalt sulfate, lithium cobalt oxide, and battery-grade cobalt rising by 40%, 38%, and 29% respectively from September 22 to October 13 [5]. Investment Recommendations - The industry is expected to experience upward price movement due to ongoing inventory depletion and low stock levels, with a long-term view suggesting a potential increase in cobalt price stability [5]. - Companies less affected by DRC policies, such as Huayou Cobalt and Likin Resources, as well as low-cost producers like Luoyang Moly, are recommended for investment [5].

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Core Viewpoint - The recent quota policy introduced by the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) is expected to lead to a short-term price increase for cobalt due to low inventory levels and a tight supply-demand balance, with a long-term positive outlook for cobalt prices [1][3]. Quota Policy Summary - The total quota for cobalt exports is set at 96,600 tons, with a base quota remaining unchanged at 87,000 tons [1]. - Major companies receiving quotas include: - Luoyang Molybdenum: 36% share, annual quota of 31,200 tons - Glencore: 22% share, annual quota of 18,800 tons - Eurasian Resources: 12% share, annual quota of 10,000 tons - EGC (local DRC company): 6.5% share, annual quota of 5,640 tons - Northern Mining: 5.5% share, annual quota of 4,800 tons - Shengton Mining: 2% share, annual quota of 1,680 tons - Huayou Cobalt: 1.24% share, annual quota of 1,080 tons [1][2]. Market Outlook - The quota of 96,600 tons represents a 56% decrease compared to last year's export volume of nearly 220,000 tons, indicating a tighter supply situation [3]. - Current inventory levels are critical, with approximately four months of supply across the industry chain, which could lead to increased supply tension if any segment holds excess stock [3]. - Recent price increases for cobalt products have been significant, with prices for cobalt sulfate, lithium cobalt oxide, and cobalt metal rising by 40%, 38%, and 29% respectively from September 22 to October 13 [3]. Investment Recommendations - Companies not significantly affected by DRC policies, such as Huayou Cobalt (603799.SH) and Liqin Resources (02245), are recommended for investment [4]. - Luoyang Molybdenum (603993.SH, 03993) is highlighted as a low-cost supplier with reduced uncertainty following the quota announcement [4].

Industry Overview - On October 11, the Strategic Mineral Market Regulatory Bureau of the Democratic Republic of the Congo (ARECOMS) announced details of cobalt export quotas, effective from October 16, 2023, calculated based on mining companies' export situations until the end of 2024 [1]. Commentary - The export quotas are primarily allocated to mining companies and the Congolese government platform, with no quotas for smelters. For the remainder of this year, the cobalt export quota is set at 18,100 tons; for 2026/27, the total export is 96,600 tons, of which 87,000 tons are basic quotas and 9,600 tons are strategic quotas from ARECOMS. Major companies like Luoyang Molybdenum, Glencore, and Eurasian Resources have received significant quotas, accounting for 62% of the total [2]. - The tightening supply is expected to drive up cobalt prices, with a strategic re-evaluation of cobalt's value occurring at this time. The total export quota for 2026/27 represents only 44% of the DRC's cobalt production in 2024, with the basic quota accounting for just 40%. The demand for cobalt is anticipated to increase due to the advantages of ternary batteries in high-end, long-lasting markets and the advancement of solid-state battery technology [2]. - The DRC's export ban aims to boost cobalt prices and prevent the low-cost outflow of strategic resources while enhancing international influence through resource control [2]. Supply Dynamics - A significant reduction in supply is expected to lead to larger price increases for raw materials. The DRC's cobalt production is projected to account for 76% of global supply in 2024, with a reduction of over 50% impacting global availability. As of October 11, cobalt intermediate products, MB cobalt, and metal cobalt prices have increased by 185%, 107%, and 123% respectively since February 24 [3]. - The pricing of cobalt products may be dominated by platforms that control spot cobalt raw materials, with a few platforms holding pricing power, potentially increasing price volatility. Glencore, the DRC government platform, and Eurasian Resources hold quotas of 20%, 17%, and 11% respectively [3]. Company Quotas - The following companies have been allocated export quotas for October to December 2025, with their respective basic quota shares and estimated quotas for 2026: - Luoyang Molybdenum: 1,300 tons in October, 2,600 tons in November, 2,600 tons in December, with a 35.9% share [5]. - Glencore: 785 tons in October, 1,570 tons in November, 1,570 tons in December, with a 21.7% share [5]. - Eurasian Resources: 425 tons in October, 850 tons in November, 850 tons in December, with an 11.7% share [5]. - The total quotas for all listed companies sum up to 18,125 tons for Q4 2025, with an estimated total of 87,000 tons for 2026 [6].

Group 1: Market Overview - The gold bull market is expected to continue, with the non-ferrous metal sector showing the strongest performance this year, having increased over 74% as of October 14 [1] - The precious metals index has surged over 90%, leading the secondary industry rankings [1] - A total of 29 stocks have doubled in price this year, with notable performers including Zhongzhou Special Materials, Zhaojin Mining, and Xinyi Silver [1] Group 2: Precious Metals Trends - Precious metals have dominated the commodity market this year, with gold prices surpassing $4,100 per ounce as of October 14, following a breakthrough of $3,000 in March [2] - Factors such as the U.S. government shutdown and escalating trade tensions are driving investors towards gold as a safe-haven asset, further pushing prices up [2] - Global central banks are increasing their gold purchases, and there is a trend of reallocating funds from U.S. Treasury securities to gold among various investors [2] Group 3: Hidden Gold Concept Stocks - The rise in precious metal stocks has led to increased interest in hidden gold concept stocks, with 60 stocks identified outside the precious metals sector [3] - Companies like Eurasia Group and Fuda Alloy have market capitalizations below 3 billion yuan, indicating potential for growth [3] - South Mining Group is focusing on gold and copper resources, with a project in Zimbabwe expected to yield clear investment returns [3] Group 4: Company-Specific Developments - TBEA announced an annual gold production of 2.5 to 3 tons [4] - Chengze Mining reported gold production of 500 kg in 2022 and 255 kg in the first half of 2023 [4] - Shengtun Mining plans to acquire all issued shares of Canadian Loncor for approximately 1.9 billion USD [5] Group 5: Stock Performance - A list of A-share gold concept stocks shows significant year-to-date gains, with Pengxin Resources leading at 152.58% increase [6] - Other notable performers include Chaoshengguo and Huayu Mining, both with gains exceeding 149% [6] - The data indicates a strong bullish sentiment in the gold sector, with many stocks experiencing substantial price increases [6]

Investment Rating - Industry Rating: Outperform the Market (maintained rating) [7] Core Viewpoints - The recent quota policy from the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) has set a total quota of 96,600 tons, with a base quota remaining unchanged at 87,000 tons. Major companies receiving quotas include Luoyang Molybdenum (36% share), Glencore (22% share), and Eurasian Resources (12% share) [2][3] - The quota distribution aligns with expectations, although the local DRC company EGC received a quota despite minimal past exports, likely due to local policy support. The introduction of a 10% royalty fee on cobalt sales will significantly increase local revenue [3][4] Summary by Sections Quota Distribution - The quota distribution is based on historical export volumes from January 1, 2022, to December 31, 2024. The current quota aligns with expectations, with the DRC's local company EGC receiving a quota despite limited past exports [3] - The total quota of 96,600 tons represents a 56% decrease compared to last year's exports of nearly 220,000 tons, indicating a tightening supply-demand balance [4] Market Outlook - The current inventory situation is critical, with an estimated four months of inventory across the supply chain. This could lead to increased supply tension if any segment of the chain holds excess stock [4] - As of October 13, prices for cobalt sulfate, lithium cobalt oxide, and battery-grade cobalt have increased by 40%, 38%, and 29% respectively from September 22 to October 13, indicating strong downstream demand [4] Investment Recommendations - Short-term expectations include continued inventory depletion and potential price increases due to low inventory levels. The long-term logic suggests a direct supply-demand balance or even a shortage, leading to an upward adjustment in cobalt prices [5] - Companies not significantly affected by DRC policies, such as Huayou Cobalt and Likin Resources, as well as Luoyang Molybdenum, which has now clarified its quota status, are recommended for investment [5]