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Investment Rating - The report rates the non-ferrous metals industry as "Positive" [7] Core Insights - The analysis focuses on Freeport (FCX) and Zijin Mining, both leading companies in the copper industry, but at different stages of development. Zijin is characterized as a high-growth company with a strong acquisition culture, while FCX has matured after multiple acquisitions and now emphasizes maximizing existing asset utilization and resilience against cyclical industry fluctuations [1][11] Summary by Sections 1. Selection of Freeport and Zijin Mining as Analysis Targets - Both Freeport and Zijin Mining are recognized as rapidly growing copper giants, with global copper production rankings of 2nd and 4th respectively in 2024. Their compound annual growth rates (CAGR) from 2005 to 2024 are 6% for FCX and 23% for Zijin [18] 2. Mergers and Acquisitions Forge Industry Leaders - Freeport primarily focuses on acquiring companies, especially during periods of strong risk management, while Zijin tends to acquire individual mines based on cost-effectiveness, often during downturns in the market [3][4] - Zijin's acquisitions are mainly financed through self-raised funds, while Freeport often uses a combination of equity and cash for larger acquisitions [3][4] 3. Maturity Phase - After acquiring Phelps Dodge, Freeport's focus shifted from aggressive acquisitions to the application of new technologies and maximizing resource utilization, including plans to utilize waste rock resources for low-cost operations [4] 4. Commonalities and Characteristics of Development - Both companies share a history of strong cash flow, capital market financing, technological innovation, management transformation, and cost reduction strategies [5] 5. Insights on Mergers and Acquisitions - The report discusses the reasons why original owners sell their assets, including poor risk management, market neglect, and financial needs. It also highlights the importance of understanding local cultures and the potential challenges of greenfield projects [6] 6. Performance Metrics - Freeport and Zijin Mining have consistently ranked among the top in terms of net profit and revenue within the industry, with Freeport's copper production reaching 191,000 tons in 2024, making it the second-largest globally [20][22][24]

Investment Ratings - The steel industry is rated as "Neutral" while the non-ferrous metals industry is rated as "Positive" [3] - Specific companies such as Luoyang Molybdenum (603993), Zhongjin Gold (600489), Shandong Gold (600547), Zijin Mining (601899), and China Aluminum (601600) are rated as "Buy" [3] Core Insights - The steel market is experiencing a seasonal downturn, with expectations of declining demand for construction materials and sheet steel, leading to a potential inventory accumulation cycle [1][18] - Copper prices are supported by tight supply at the mine level, but the overall demand remains weak during the off-season [1][41] - Aluminum prices are expected to fluctuate in the short term due to domestic low inventory supporting prices, despite some downstream sectors showing signs of weakness [1][50] - Gold prices are bolstered by international trade tensions, expectations of U.S. interest rate cuts, and geopolitical factors [2][54] - The lithium market faces oversupply pressures, with significant inventory levels expected to keep prices weak [2][57] Industry Summaries Steel Industry - Demand has weakened, with a notable decrease in terminal procurement volumes, down 14.62% week-on-week and 6.41% year-on-year as of June 6 [19] - Steel production from major varieties was 8.8038 million tons, a slight decrease of 0.05% from the previous week [21] - The total steel inventory increased by 0.26% week-on-week, but decreased by 20.97% year-on-year [27] Copper Industry - The copper market is influenced by U.S.-China trade tensions, with the first meeting of trade negotiations expected to impact copper prices significantly [41] - As of June 6, LME copper prices were $9,800 per ton, reflecting a 1.79% increase from the previous week [48] Aluminum Industry - The aluminum sector is facing pressure from rising costs due to higher alumina prices, while some downstream demand is weakening [50] - As of June 6, LME aluminum prices were $2,400 per ton, down 0.55% from the previous week [51] Gold Industry - Gold prices are supported by various macroeconomic factors, including rising U.S. debt and geopolitical tensions [2][54] - As of June 6, COMEX gold closed at $3,331 per ounce, up 0.54% from the previous week [54] Lithium Industry - The lithium market is characterized by significant inventory pressure, with prices expected to remain weak due to oversupply [57] - As of June 6, battery-grade lithium carbonate prices were 60,700 yuan per ton, down 1.30% from the previous week [58] Rare Earth and Minor Metals - Prices for light rare earths have shown an increase, with praseodymium-neodymium oxide priced at 449,000 yuan per ton as of June 6, up 2.51% [68]

Investment Rating - The report rates the non-ferrous metals industry as "Positive" [7] Core Insights - The analysis focuses on Freeport (FCX) and Zijin Mining, both leading companies in the copper industry, but at different stages of development. Zijin is characterized as a rapidly growing enterprise with a strong acquisition culture, cost-reduction strategies, and core technology development, while FCX has reached a more mature stage after multiple acquisitions and now emphasizes maximizing existing asset utilization and resilience against cyclical industry fluctuations [1][11] Summary by Sections 1. Selection of Freeport and Zijin Mining as Analysis Targets - Both Freeport and Zijin Mining are recognized as rapidly growing copper mining leaders, with global copper production rankings of 2nd and 4th respectively in 2024. Their compound annual growth rates (CAGR) from 2005 to 2024 are 6% for FCX and 23% for Zijin [18] 2. Mergers and Acquisitions Forge Mining Giants - Freeport primarily focuses on acquiring companies, especially during periods of strong risk management, while Zijin initially targeted single mine acquisitions based on cost-effectiveness, often capitalizing on counter-cyclical opportunities [3][4] - Zijin's acquisitions are mainly financed through self-raised funds, while Freeport's larger acquisitions typically involve a combination of equity and cash [3][4] 3. Maturity Phase - After acquiring Phelps Dodge, FCX's copper asset scale ranks among the top globally, leading to a decrease in acquisition enthusiasm and a shift towards new technology applications and maximizing existing resource utilization [4] 4. Commonalities and Distinctions in Development - Both companies share a history of strong cash flow, capital market financing, technological innovation, management transformation, and cost reduction as key growth drivers [5] 5. Acquisition Wisdom Across Cycles - The report discusses reasons why original owners sell their assets, including poor risk management, market neglect, and financial needs. It also highlights factors contributing to acquisition failures, such as inadequate understanding of local cultures and challenges in bringing greenfield projects to production [6] 6. Historical Performance and Financial Metrics - Freeport and Zijin Mining have shown significant growth in copper production and profitability, with Zijin's revenue CAGR reaching 20% and net profit CAGR at 15% from 2008 to 2024, while Freeport's revenue CAGR stands at 9% during the same period [19][20]

Core Viewpoint - Zijin Mining announced its first extraordinary general meeting of shareholders to be held on June 26, 2025, with a record date for shareholders on June 18, 2025, allowing eligible investors to participate in voting [1] Group 1: Shareholder Meeting Details - The meeting will take place at the Zhonghang Zijin Plaza, 41st Floor, 1811 Huan Dao East Road, Siming District, Xiamen, Fujian Province [1] - A total of 14 resolutions will be audited during the meeting [1] Group 2: Key Resolutions - Proposal for the spin-off of subsidiary Zijin Gold International Co., Ltd. for listing on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange [1] - Proposal regarding the compliance of the spin-off with relevant laws and regulations [1] - Proposal for the feasibility analysis of the spin-off's purpose, commercial rationale, and necessity [1] - Proposal to ensure the company's independence and ongoing viability post-spin-off [1] - Proposal to confirm Zijin Gold International's capability for standardized operations [1] - Proposal to protect the legal rights of shareholders and creditors through the spin-off [1] - Proposal to authorize the board of directors to handle matters related to the spin-off [1] - Proposal for the 2025 Employee Stock Ownership Plan and its management measures [1]

Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the articles highlights the strong performance of the non-ferrous metal sector, particularly in light of increasing gold reserves and heightened market risk aversion due to global conflicts and inflation data [1][2] - As of May 30, 2025, the top ten weighted stocks in the non-ferrous metal industry index accounted for 51.92% of the total index, indicating a concentration of investment in key players such as Zijin Mining and Northern Rare Earth [2] - The China Central Bank has increased its gold reserves to 7.383 million ounces as of the end of May, marking the seventh consecutive month of gold accumulation, which reflects a strategic move amidst global economic uncertainties [1] Group 2 - The non-ferrous ETF fund closely tracks the non-ferrous metal industry index, which includes 50 securities that are prominent in terms of scale and liquidity, providing a benchmark for the overall performance of listed companies in the sector [1] - The article suggests focusing on investment opportunities in strategic minor metals such as gallium, germanium, tungsten, and antimony, as their price trends are showing divergence [1]

Investment Rating - The report presents a positive outlook on the AI Capex sector in China, with specific stock recommendations for various segments including copper, power equipment, humanoid robots, autonomous driving, and smart manufacturing [9][10][47]. Core Insights - China's AI Capex is expected to reach RMB600-700 billion by 2025, driven by government policies and increased spending from major telecom and internet firms [1][29]. - The report emphasizes the importance of non-IT and energy-related AI Capex, focusing on the value chain that includes power, metals, and applications [1][29]. - Significant growth is anticipated in various applications of AI, including humanoid robots, autonomous driving, and smart manufacturing, with respective CAGRs of 171%, 52%, and 2.4% from 2024 to 2030 [40][44][42]. Summary by Sections AI Capex Overview - China's AI Capex is projected to rise significantly, reaching RMB600-700 billion by 2025, supported by government initiatives and major industry players [1][29]. - The global data center investment is expected to grow to US$800 billion by 2030, with China playing a crucial role [1][29]. Power and Power Equipment - China's data centers are forecasted to consume 277 TWh of electricity by 2030, representing 2.2% of total power demand [30]. - The power equipment market related to AI is expected to grow at an 18% CAGR from 2024 to 2030, driven by strong grid investments and rising demand from renewable energy [31][32]. Copper and Other Metals - Data centers are projected to account for 4-6% of China's copper demand by 2030, with total copper demand from data centers estimated at 675-1,048 kt [33]. - The report highlights the tight global copper supply and the expected increase in aluminum demand due to AI and energy transitions [34]. Cooling and Power Supply - The liquid cooling market for data centers is expected to grow at a 57% CAGR from 2024 to 2030, driven by its efficiency compared to air cooling [36][37]. - Diesel engine demand for data centers is projected to increase by 50% YoY in 2025, with a market size of RMB11 billion [39]. Humanoid Robots - Humanoid robot shipments are expected to grow at a CAGR of 171% from 2024 to 2030, with global sales projected to reach 1 million units by 2030 [40]. - The BOM cost of humanoid robots is anticipated to decline significantly, making them more accessible [40]. Smart Manufacturing - The smart manufacturing sector is expected to recover with a 2.4% YoY growth in 2025, driven by automation and AI integration [42]. - The report identifies Inovance as a key player in the industrial automation market [42]. Autonomous Driving and eVTOL - The global LiDAR market is projected to reach RMB80 billion by 2030, with a CAGR of 52% from 2024 to 2030 [44]. - The eVTOL market is expected to grow from RMB1 billion in 2024 to RMB10 billion by 2030, with a CAGR of 63% [45]. Smart Home - The smart home market in China is expected to grow at an 11% CAGR from 2024 to 2030, driven by advancements in IoT and AI technologies [46].

Financial Sector - The banking sector showed positive performance with Agricultural Bank of China, Bank of China, and Zhao Bank reporting market capitalizations of 1,977.40 billion, 1,610.30 billion, and 576.28 billion respectively, with respective trading volumes of 1.62 billion, 1.25 billion, and 0.83 billion [3] - Construction Bank and Industrial and Commercial Bank of China also performed well, with market capitalizations of 2,255.10 billion and 2,548.30 billion, and trading volumes of 0.61 billion and 2.13 billion respectively [3] - The overall trend in the banking sector was positive, with most banks showing slight increases in stock prices [3] Insurance Sector - The insurance sector saw China Life Insurance, China Pacific Insurance, and Ping An Insurance with market capitalizations of 370.60 billion, 982.99 billion, and 340.46 billion respectively, and trading volumes of 1.31 billion, 0.57 billion, and 0.50 billion [4] - All three companies experienced slight increases in stock prices, indicating a stable performance in the insurance market [4] Semiconductor Sector - The semiconductor sector had mixed results, with North China Huachuang, Cambricon Technologies, and Haiguang Information reporting market capitalizations of 224.69 billion, 254.35 billion, and 329.78 billion respectively [4] - Trading volumes varied significantly, with Cambricon Technologies leading at 6.80 billion, while North China Huachuang had a trading volume of 1.36 billion [4] - The sector experienced fluctuations, with some companies showing declines in stock prices [4] Automotive Sector - The automotive sector was led by BYD and Great Wall Motors, with market capitalizations of 282.79 billion and 1,068.63 billion respectively [4] - Trading volumes were significant, with BYD at 3.50 billion and Great Wall Motors at 0.21 billion [4] - The sector showed a positive trend with BYD's stock price increasing by 1.00% [4] Energy Sector - In the energy sector, China Petroleum and Sinopec reported market capitalizations of 699.59 billion and 1,599.60 billion respectively, with trading volumes of 0.62 billion and 0.46 billion [4] - The sector showed slight increases in stock prices, indicating a stable performance [4] Other Sectors - The liquor industry, represented by Kweichow Moutai, Shanxi Fenjiu, and Wuliangye, had market capitalizations of 1,860.43 billion, 216.46 billion, and 485.09 billion respectively, with Kweichow Moutai experiencing a slight decline [4] - The food and beverage sector, including companies like Zhongjin Securities and Haitai, showed varied performance with slight fluctuations in stock prices [5]

Investment Rating - The report maintains a rating of "Overweight" for the non-ferrous metals sector [1]. Core Views - The non-ferrous metals sector experienced a weekly increase of 3.74%, ranking it second among all primary industries. The industrial metals segment saw a rise due to optimistic macroeconomic sentiments following the U.S. non-farm payroll data [1][15]. - The report highlights that while industrial metals are showing strength, there are underlying concerns regarding demand, particularly for copper and aluminum, which are facing seasonal slowdowns [2][37]. Summary by Sections Market Review - The Shanghai Composite Index rose by 1.13%, with 25 out of 31 sectors increasing. The non-ferrous metals sector outperformed the index by 2.61 percentage points [15]. - The small metals and new materials sectors saw increases of 5.07% and 5.15%, respectively, while industrial metals rose by 3.24% [15]. Industrial Metals - **Copper**: Prices for copper increased, with LME copper at $9,671 per ton (up 1.83%) and SHFE copper at ¥78,930 per ton (up 1.71%). However, downstream demand is weakening, leading to inventory accumulation [2][32]. - **Aluminum**: LME aluminum prices reached ¥2,452 per ton (up 0.12%), while SHFE aluminum remained stable at ¥20,070 per ton. Demand is declining, limiting upward price movement [3][37]. - **Zinc**: Zinc prices increased, with LME zinc at $2,663 per ton (up 1.25%) and SHFE zinc at ¥22,385 per ton (up 0.72%). Inventory levels showed mixed trends [42]. - **Tin**: Tin prices rose significantly, with LME tin at $32,255 per ton (up 6.70%) and SHFE tin at ¥263,600 per ton (up 5.31%) due to supply disruptions [45]. Precious Metals - **Gold**: COMEX gold closed at $3,331.10 per ounce (up 0.54%), while SHFE gold was at ¥783.24 per gram (up 2.48%). The market is reacting to mixed economic signals, with recent non-farm payroll data providing temporary relief from recession fears [4][48].

Meeting Announcement - The company will hold its first extraordinary shareholders' meeting on June 26, 2025 [1] - The meeting will utilize a combination of on-site and online voting methods [1][2] - The location for the on-site meeting is at the Zhonghang Zijin Plaza, Xiamen, Fujian Province [1] Voting Procedures - Online voting will be conducted through the Shanghai Stock Exchange's shareholder meeting voting system, available from 9:15 AM to 3:00 PM on the meeting day [1][2] - Shareholders with multiple accounts can aggregate their voting rights across all accounts [3][4] Agenda Items - Key agenda items include the proposal for the spin-off of the subsidiary Zijin Gold International Co., Ltd. to be listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange [1][2] - The meeting will also discuss the feasibility and legality of the spin-off, as well as the authorization for the board to handle related matters [1][2] Shareholder Participation - Shareholders registered by the close of trading on the record date are entitled to attend the meeting [4][5] - The company will provide reminders to shareholders via SMS to ensure participation [3] Additional Information - Shareholders are responsible for their own travel and accommodation expenses [5] - The meeting is expected to last half a day [5]