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Investment Rating - The report maintains a "Buy" rating for Proya and a "Hold" rating for other companies in the beauty and personal care sector [5][9]. Core Insights - The beauty and personal care sector has shown mixed performance, with Proya launching new medical-grade collagen products and Lin Qingxuan preparing for an IPO in Hong Kong [2][20][23]. - The Tmall 618 pre-sale rankings for beauty products show Proya, Lancôme, and L'Oréal leading the market, indicating strong brand presence [20][21]. - The overall market performance for the week ending May 30, 2025, saw the retail sector increase by 0.69%, while the beauty care sector decreased by 0.72% [12][14]. Summary by Sections Market Performance - For the week of May 26 to May 30, 2025, the retail sector increased by 0.69%, social services by 0.18%, and beauty care decreased by 0.72%, ranking 12th, 14th, and 25th among 31 primary industries respectively [12][14]. - The professional chain, general retail, and professional services sectors saw the highest gains, with increases of 2.24%, 1.72%, and 0.92% respectively [14]. Key Industry Events and News - Proya launched a new medical-grade collagen patch, approved as a Class II medical device, aimed at treating superficial wounds and post-procedure care [23]. - Lin Qingxuan submitted its IPO application to the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, with significant sales figures for its signature camellia oil product [20]. - Tmall's 618 pre-sale rankings for beauty products remained stable, with Proya, Lancôme, and L'Oréal maintaining their top three positions [20][21]. Company Announcements - Proya's new medical product is priced at 198 yuan for a box of five patches, indicating a strategic move into the medical beauty segment [23]. - Ji Hong Technology announced its H-share listing, with a global offering of 67.91 million shares at a price of 7.68 HKD per share, aiming to raise approximately 420 million HKD [27].

Core Viewpoint - The cosmetics retail sales in China for January to April 2025 showed a year-on-year increase of 4%, underperforming the overall retail market by 0.7 percentage points, but this represents an improvement compared to 2024. The industry is characterized by four key trends: innovation in personal care products, breakthroughs in ingredient technology, rising emotional consumption, and the continuation of affordable consumption [1][3]. Investment Recommendations - The company recommends increasing holdings in the personal care sector, highlighting quality companies that benefit from product innovation and opportunities in Douyin channels, with key recommendations including Ruoyuchen (003010), Dengkang Oral (001328), and Runben Co. [2] - In the beauty sector, structural opportunities are identified, with key recommendations for companies like Jinbo Biological, Juzi Biological, and Marubi Co. that are positioned to benefit from the collagen restructuring trend. Additionally, brands like Maogeping, Shumei Co., Proya (603605), and Shanghai Jahwa (600315) are expected to gain from the overall increase in domestic market share [2]. - Companies expected to bottom out and potentially see a turning point include Lafang Household (603630), Shuiyang Co. (300740), Betaini (300957), Furuida (600223), Huaxi Biological, Fulejia (301371), Meilitiantian Medical Health, and Qingsong Co. (300132) [2]. Industry Overview - Demand remains stable, with the rise of domestic brands in the beauty and personal care sectors accelerating. The cosmetics retail sales for January to April 2025 increased by 4% year-on-year, which is a 0.7 percentage point underperformance compared to the overall retail market, but shows improvement from 2024. The overall demand is stable, with leading domestic brands performing well and the rise of new domestic brands spreading from beauty to personal care categories [3][4]. Trends - The industry is witnessing several trends: 1) Personal care transformation with new products in traditional categories, supported by content e-commerce creating a favorable environment for new product launches [4]. 2) Ingredient innovation, particularly in collagen restructuring, with various types and structural innovations expanding application scenarios [4]. 3) Emotional consumption, where cultural, stylistic, and experiential demands are driving the growth of domestic trends in cosmetics and fragrances [4]. 4) Affordable consumption, where the trend for cost-effectiveness continues under supply-demand resonance, benefiting strong supply chains and well-operated brands [4]. Key Companies - Looking ahead to 2025, the market risk appetite is expected to recover significantly. The beauty sector is characterized by substantial changes and a clear trend of rising domestic brands, indicating strong growth potential and leadership in new consumption [5]. The differentiation among brands is increasing, emphasizing the selection of high-growth targets driven by product innovation and attention to marginal improvements [5].

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the leadership transition at Proya, highlighting the challenges faced by the new CEO, Hou Yameng, in shifting the company's focus from marketing to research and development, amidst significant executive turnover and a legacy of high marketing expenses [1][10]. Group 1: Leadership Changes - Wang Li, the Vice General Manager and Secretary of the Board, resigned two years before her term ended, indicating potential instability in the company's leadership [4]. - Several key executives, including the R&D Director and Chief Marketing Officer, have left the company recently, suggesting a significant shift in the management team [4][5]. - Hou Yameng, the son of the company's actual controllers, has taken over as CEO, marking a generational transition in leadership [5]. Group 2: R&D and Marketing Focus - Despite Hou Yameng's efforts to enhance R&D hiring, Proya still struggles with the perception of being "heavy on marketing and light on R&D" [10]. - In 2024, Proya's sales expenses reached 5.16 billion yuan, a 30% increase year-on-year, with a sales expense ratio of 48% [10]. - The company's R&D expense ratio has remained around 2%, which is relatively low compared to industry standards, indicating a potential area for improvement [10]. Group 3: Historical Context - Proya's rise can be attributed to effective marketing strategies, including collaborations with influencers and the introduction of popular product lines [8][9]. - The company's founder, Hou Jun Cheng, initially built trust by distributing established brands before launching Proya as its own brand [7][8].

Core Viewpoint - In 2024, Proya achieved a revenue of 10.778 billion yuan, becoming the first beauty company in China to enter the "100 billion club" [1] Group 1: Company Performance - Proya's new general manager, Hou Yameng, has set a strategic goal to enter the top ten global cosmetics companies within ten years [2] - From 2017 to 2024, Proya's revenue grew from 1.783 billion yuan to 10.778 billion yuan, with a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 29.31% [5] - However, Proya's growth rate has shown signs of slowing down, with revenue growth rates dropping from 39.45% in 2023 to 21.04% in 2024 [5][6] Group 2: Market Challenges - The slowdown in growth is attributed to the overall decline in the beauty industry and the saturation of core brands [6] - Proya's main brand accounted for nearly 80% of total revenue in 2024, but its growth rate decreased significantly, from 36.36% in 2023 to 19.55% in 2024 [7] - The brand "Caitang," acquired in 2019, only contributed about 10% to total revenue in 2024, with its growth rate plummeting from 132.04% to 19.04% [8] Group 3: Competitive Landscape - Global leaders like L'Oréal and Estée Lauder have extensive brand portfolios that contribute to their high revenue, making it challenging for Proya to compete [9][10] - Proya's reliance on a single brand and the inability to effectively develop sub-brands hinder its growth potential [11] Group 4: Financial Strategy - Proya's online revenue share increased from 36.06% in 2017 to 95.06% in 2024, indicating a shift towards an online sales model [12] - The company's sales expenses grew significantly, from 636 million yuan in 2018 to 5.161 billion yuan in 2024, with a CAGR of 34.86% [13] - In 2024, Proya's sales expense ratio reached a historical high of 47.88%, reflecting the challenges in maintaining growth [14] Group 5: R&D and Brand Perception - Proya's R&D investment remains low compared to its sales expenses, with R&D expenses only 1.95% of total revenue in 2024 [15][16] - The company's heavy reliance on marketing has led to inconsistent brand reputation, with consumer complaints about product quality and pricing strategies [18] Group 6: Management Changes - Proya has experienced significant management turnover, including the resignation of key executives, which raises concerns about stability [20][21] - The appointment of new R&D leaders with backgrounds in international beauty giants indicates a strategic shift towards enhancing innovation [23]

Core Insights - The "Global Brand China Online 500 Strong List" (CBI 500) highlights the importance of consumer purchasing behavior in evaluating brands, moving beyond traditional metrics like sales revenue [2][5] - The beauty industry is identified as having the highest "brand index" among daily consumer goods, with a clear trend towards brand competition concentrated among leading brands [11][14] - International brands continue to outperform domestic brands in overall scores and representation on the list, indicating a need for domestic brands to focus on brand building [11][14] Industry Trends - The beauty sector's CBI score reached 75.83 in Q1 2025, an increase of 2.82 from Q1 2023, reflecting a strong brand presence among top players [11] - The CBI index emphasizes quality over quantity, with a scoring system that includes brand awareness, novelty, loyalty, and reputation [7][11] - The online retail market in China is significant, with the beauty segment accounting for 64.35% of total online transactions, amounting to approximately 6910.52 million yuan in 2024 [5][11] Competitive Landscape - The latest Tmall sales data indicates a growing head effect, where leading brands are capturing more market share, pushing lower-quality products out of the market [3][15] - In the recent Tmall 618 event, brands like Proya and Lancôme achieved significant sales milestones, showcasing the competitive dynamics between domestic and international brands [15][20] - International brands are regaining market strength, with companies like L'Oréal reporting a 6.9% sales growth in Q1 2025, indicating a recovery in the Chinese market [20][21] Brand Development Strategies - Tmall is shifting its focus from low-price strategies to supporting quality brands, aiming to enhance brand loyalty and consumer engagement [22][24] - The platform is investing heavily in brand support initiatives, with a budget of 200 billion yuan aimed at fostering innovative and high-quality brands [22][25] - The competition is evolving beyond product offerings to include brand equity and market positioning, with both international and domestic brands needing to adapt to these changes [25]

Core Insights - The Chinese beauty market is gradually recovering, with a 7.2% year-on-year increase in cosmetic retail sales in April, reaching 30.9 billion yuan, marking four consecutive months of growth [1] - Despite the recovery, consumer purchasing behavior is shifting towards brands with strong loyalty and high repurchase rates, as evidenced by the absence of previously popular white-label brands in current sales rankings [1][2] - The CBI500 brand ranking, based on actual consumer purchasing behavior, highlights that brands with deep-rooted consumer recognition and value are outperforming others [2][4] Market Trends - Demand in the beauty sector continues to grow, but consumers are increasingly gravitating towards brands that offer real value [2] - The CBI500 ranking utilizes a quantitative approach to assess brands based on sales, pricing, search popularity, and user reviews, moving beyond traditional metrics like market capitalization [4][18] - The rise of white-label brands has been short-lived, with many failing to maintain consumer trust and brand value over time [9][8] Brand Development - The beauty industry is entering a "golden age" where brand value and product innovation are crucial for sustained growth [13][18] - Established brands are focusing on enhancing their brand power while new brands are prioritizing brand building to improve market competitiveness [13][17] - The CBI500 ranking indicates that brands like Proya and Natural Hall have successfully established strong consumer recognition through unique product offerings and innovation [10][17] Consumer Behavior - Consumers are increasingly seeking brands that provide genuine value rather than just low prices or promotional offers [10][16] - The success of brands in the recent Tmall 618 sales event aligns with the CBI500 rankings, indicating a preference for established brands with strong market presence [10][17] - The shift in consumer behavior emphasizes the importance of brand loyalty and the need for brands to innovate continuously to meet evolving consumer demands [18] Future Outlook - The beauty industry is expected to focus on brand value and product innovation as key drivers of growth in the coming years [18] - E-commerce platforms like Tmall are actively supporting quality and original brands, aiming to foster brand growth through various incentives [16][17] - Brands that can adapt to market changes and prioritize innovation will likely thrive in the competitive landscape ahead [18]

Core Insights - Morgan Stanley reported that during the 618 promotional period from May 13 to 26, 2023, promotional efforts varied significantly among brands, with Proya leading in Tmall beauty and Caitang ranking first in Douyin makeup [1][5] Tmall Rankings - Proya maintained the top position in Tmall beauty rankings during the 618 event, with L'Oreal Paris and Estee Lauder following in the top three [2] - Comfy, a brand under Giant Bio, ranked 3rd on May 13, dropped to 9th on May 15, and fell to 12th from May 16 to 26 in Tmall beauty rankings [1][6] Douyin Rankings - In Douyin makeup, Caitang ranked first, while Comfy's performance fluctuated, indicating a preference for balancing sales growth and profit margins rather than pursuing high rankings [1][5] - High-end skincare brands showed increased focus on Douyin, with seven brands entering the top ten during the promotional period [5] Comfy Brand Insights - Comfy's initial high rankings during e-commerce shopping festivals tend to decline, a pattern observed in previous events like Double 11 [1][6] - The brand's strategy includes collaborating with less promotional-driven key opinion leaders (KOLs) and limiting supply on heavily discounted packages [6] - Recent consumer concerns regarding Comfy products on social media may impact consumer confidence, although the company is expected to address these issues with independent testing results [6] Market Outlook - Morgan Stanley estimates that the recent decline in Giant Bio's stock price to a forward P/E ratio of approximately 22x reflects the market's absorption of some earnings downside risks from consumer feedback [7] - Despite short-term uncertainties, Morgan Stanley maintains a buy rating and advises investors to build long-term positions during stock price weaknesses [7]

Core Insights - The beauty industry is witnessing a shift towards domestic brands, with significant growth in local products and a decline in international brand performance [3][5]. Industry Environment - The rise of Birkenstock shoes highlights a trend towards comfort and versatility, appealing to the middle class and gaining popularity on social media. The brand's market value exceeds 100 billion, with plans to launch foot care products in 2024 [2]. - Douyin's April beauty data shows a key trend where a domestic brand achieved over 100 million in GMV from two live streams, while international brands fell off the list. Domestic brands like Han Shu and Proya performed well, with Proya's sales increasing by 63.46% [3]. Head Brand Dynamics - Highzi's participation in CBE emphasizes a long-term strategy focused on product development and consumer needs. The brand aims to enhance its core categories like sun protection and whitening, advocating for a "long-termism" approach in the beauty industry [5]. - Thai high-end fragrance brand HARNN entered the Chinese market last year, targeting a body care market projected to reach 16.7 billion by 2026. The brand plans to open 2,000 sales points and 50 counters in three years [6]. - Newpage, a baby skincare brand, upgraded its strategy to cover all age groups, launching a product matrix for ages 0-18, addressing market gaps and promoting scientific parenting solutions [7]. - Pizhuan cosmetics is focusing on quality improvement, launching new products at CBE and emphasizing cultural and technological aspects to penetrate niche markets [8][9]. - Aiyuan Group is leading the Chinese cosmetics industry through technological innovation, showcasing significant advancements in skincare solutions and accumulating 216 patents [10]. Product Highlights - The domestic makeup brand RedChamber's multi-use cream gained popularity due to its affordability and multifunctionality, although it faces criticism regarding its effectiveness and practicality [11]. - The emerging beauty brand Tongpin, co-created with Jinbo Biotechnology, performed well during the 618 shopping festival, leveraging unique patented ingredients and targeted marketing strategies [12].

Investment Rating - The report maintains a "Positive" investment outlook for the beauty and personal care industry, emphasizing the potential of domestic brands in the offline channel [3]. Core Insights - The report highlights the transformation of offline channels as a key growth driver for beauty brands, especially in the context of slowing e-commerce growth [4][5]. - It identifies the need for brands to enhance their offline presence to create a differentiated competitive advantage [5][7]. Summary by Sections 1. Online Channel Competition Intensifies, Offline Channel Advantages Emerge - E-commerce growth is slowing, with China's physical goods online retail expected to reach 13.1 trillion yuan in 2024, growing at 6.5% [4][15]. - The number of internet users in China is projected to reach 1.108 billion by the end of 2024, with an internet penetration rate of 78.6% [4][15]. - New consumption policies are being implemented to boost offline consumption, enhancing brand influence and customer engagement [4][27]. 2. Multi-Dimensional Analysis of Offline Channel Formats - Offline channels serve both sales and brand marketing functions, with a variety of formats emerging to meet consumer needs [40]. - High-end beauty counters are experiencing a phase of quality improvement, with a significant increase in average sales per counter from 3.36 million yuan in 2019 to nearly 5 million yuan in 2023 [46][50]. - The report notes that high-end brands are increasingly occupying the beauty counter space, with a 32% increase in high-end counters from 2019 to 2023 [50][53]. 3. Brand Strategies in Offline Channel Development - Domestic brands are actively expanding their offline presence, with several launching flagship stores in major cities [38][39]. - The report recommends specific companies for investment, including: - Shangmei Co., which is developing a balanced multi-brand matrix [5]. - Shanghai Jahwa, known for its extensive presence in supermarkets and counters [5]. - Proya, which is focusing on offline channels with its energy series [5]. - Betaini, leveraging pharmacy channels to establish a professional image [5]. - Maogeping, which has a unique offline counter layout [5]. - Runben, a leading brand in maternal and infant products, expanding its offline market [5].