Group 1 - The Chengdu Water Supply Plant Phase III project has a total design capacity of 800,000 tons per day, with 400,000 tons already in operation and the remaining 400,000 tons currently in trial operation [2] - The project is expected to be fully operational by the end of 2025 [2]

Investment Rating - The report maintains a "Positive" investment rating for the industry [10]. Core Insights - The demand for waste incineration in Southeast Asia and Central Asia is urgent, driven by rapid urbanization and rising consumer spending, leading to a significant increase in municipal solid waste generation [6][17]. - Most Southeast Asian countries have a waste incineration treatment ratio below 10%, while Central Asia is even more lagging, with nearly 100% reliance on landfill disposal as of the end of 2024 [6][19]. - Chinese companies have established a competitive advantage in overseas waste incineration projects due to their technological strength and comprehensive solution capabilities, with over ten new contracts signed in 2023, totaling nearly 27,000 tons/day of capacity [7][28]. - The waste incineration sector is characterized by high certainty and steady growth, making it a premium absolute return sector [8][35]. Summary by Sections Waste Incineration Demand in "Belt and Road" Countries - The increase in waste generation is significant, with cities like Ho Chi Minh City producing about 9,700 tons of waste daily, of which only 33% is treated through incineration and composting [6][21]. - Indonesia faces severe waste management challenges, with over 35% of waste unprocessed and directly entering waterways, prompting government plans for incineration plants in 30 cities [6][21]. Economic Conditions Favoring Incineration Technology - By 2024, the GDP per capita in major Southeast Asian countries is projected to be between $4,000 and $10,000, indicating readiness for the adoption of incineration technology [6][24]. - Countries like Thailand and Malaysia have GDPs of $7,345 and approximately $11,867, respectively, which are comparable to China's GDP levels when it began promoting waste incineration [6][24]. Active Project Bidding and High Participation of Chinese Companies - The trend of regular and large-scale project bidding in Southeast Asia and Central Asia is evident, with Chinese companies dominating the competitive landscape [7][28]. - In 2023, Chinese firms signed contracts for waste incineration projects with a combined capacity of nearly 27,000 tons/day, primarily in Vietnam, Thailand, Indonesia, and Uzbekistan [7][28]. Growth Potential and Investment Strategy - Southeast Asia is expected to remain a core market, with project bidding continuing to increase, while Central Asia is in the early stages of development [8][35]. - The integration of waste incineration with new business models such as energy storage and digital capabilities is anticipated to create additional value-added services in overseas environmental projects [8][35]. Recommended Industry Leaders - Key industry leaders recommended include Huanlan Environment, China Everbright, Weiming Environmental, Yongxing Co., Green Power, Junxin Co., Sanfeng Environment, Xirong Environment, and Hongcheng Environment [8][36].

Investment Rating - The report provides a "Buy" rating for several companies in the power and gas sectors, indicating a positive outlook for their performance [41]. Core Insights - The report highlights the recent adjustments in the value-added tax (VAT) policies for wind and nuclear power, which may impact profitability for operators in these sectors [9][10]. - It notes the competitive pricing results for electricity in Xinjiang and Gansu, with Xinjiang's prices nearing the upper limit of the bidding range, suggesting a favorable environment for renewable energy operators [8]. - The report discusses the decline in global LNG prices, with China's comprehensive LNG import price reaching a four-year low, which could benefit domestic gas companies [12][27]. Summary by Sections 1. Power Sector - Xinjiang's mechanism electricity bidding results show a scale of 36 billion kWh for solar and 185 billion kWh for wind, with prices at 0.235 CNY/kWh and 0.252 CNY/kWh respectively, indicating a competitive market [5][8]. - The VAT policy changes will eliminate the 50% VAT refund for onshore wind from November 1, 2025, while maintaining it for offshore wind until the end of 2027 [9][10]. - Recommendations include focusing on companies like Guodian Power, China Nuclear Power, and Longyuan Power due to their stable growth prospects [11]. 2. Gas Sector - Global gas prices have shown slight declines, with the US Henry Hub price at $2.82/mmBtu, reflecting a 2.90% weekly drop [12][15]. - China's LNG import price has dropped to 2852 CNY/ton, the lowest since mid-2021, driven by lower oil prices affecting long-term contracts [27][29]. - The report suggests a positive outlook for gas companies like Kunlun Energy and New Hope Energy, as cost reductions and economic recovery may enhance profitability [29]. 3. Environmental Sector - The report emphasizes the benefits of debt-for-equity swaps and the increasing stability of returns for green energy operators, recommending companies like China Everbright Environment and Hongcheng Environment [11]. - It highlights the ongoing rise in SAF (Sustainable Aviation Fuel) prices, suggesting investment opportunities in related companies [11]. 4. Key Company Valuations - The report includes a valuation table for key companies, with several rated as "Buy," indicating strong expected performance in the coming years [41].

Investment Rating - The report maintains a positive outlook on the power and gas sectors, highlighting potential investment opportunities in renewable energy and gas companies [3][12]. Core Insights - The report emphasizes the recent adjustments in value-added tax policies for wind and nuclear power, which may impact profitability in the short to medium term [10][11]. - It notes the significant drop in LNG import prices, reaching a four-year low, which could benefit gas companies and consumers [13][29]. - The report suggests that the competitive bidding results for electricity prices in Xinjiang and Gansu indicate varying strategies among renewable energy operators, which could lead to improved profit margins [9][12]. Summary by Sections 1. Power Sector - Xinjiang's competitive bidding results show a mechanism electricity price of 0.252 CNY/kWh for wind power, close to the upper limit, while Gansu's price is 0.1954 CNY/kWh, near the lower limit [5][9]. - The adjustment of the value-added tax policy for onshore wind power, effective November 1, 2025, will eliminate the 50% refund policy, while offshore wind will retain it until the end of 2027 [10][11]. - Recommendations include focusing on companies like Guodian Power, Sichuan Investment Energy, and China Nuclear Power due to their stable growth prospects [12]. 2. Gas Sector - The report highlights a slight decline in global gas prices, with the US Henry Hub price at $2.82/mmBtu, down 2.90% week-on-week, and LNG import prices in China dropping to 2852 CNY/ton, the lowest since mid-2021 [13][29]. - It suggests that the cost reduction in upstream resources and the recovery of the macro economy will benefit Hong Kong gas companies like Kunlun Energy and New Hope Energy [31]. - The report anticipates that the LNG prices may stabilize as demand increases with the onset of colder weather [29][31]. 3. Weekly Market Review - The public utility, power, gas, and environmental protection sectors outperformed the CSI 300 index during the week of October 13-17, 2025 [35]. - The report notes that the power equipment sector lagged behind the index, indicating potential investment opportunities in other sectors [35]. 4. Company and Industry Dynamics - The report discusses the upcoming competitive bidding for renewable energy projects in Anhui, with a bidding range set between 0.2 CNY/kWh and 0.3844 CNY/kWh [41][42]. - It highlights the performance of major companies, such as China General Nuclear Power and Longyuan Power, which reported varying results in their electricity generation [43][44].

Core Viewpoint - The Chengdu Drainage Company’s Xiwa Yan Reclaimed Water Plant project is expected to reach operational status in the first half of 2025, with full commercial operation anticipated after passing regulatory inspections [1] Group 1 - The main engineering of the Xiwa Yan Reclaimed Water Plant project is on track to be completed and operational by mid-2025 [1] - The project is currently in the final stages of completion, with some areas such as the balancing pool and office areas still under construction [1] - The company is accelerating the finishing work on the project to meet the timeline [1]

Group 1 - The core focus of the investor relations activity was on the company's business development plans, project operations, accounts receivable, pricing adjustment procedures, and dividend policies [1] - The company is pursuing a dual strategy of "internal growth and external expansion" in its water and environmental protection business, aiming to enhance resource integration and explore new markets [1] - The company plans to align its strategies with national and local development plans, seeking to establish a "second growth curve" [1] Group 2 - As of now, the company has operational and ongoing water supply projects with a total scale of approximately 4.3 million tons per day, and sewage treatment projects exceeding 4.8 million tons per day [2] - The company is actively collecting accounts receivable in response to the expansion of its business scale, adapting to local payment policies [3] - The company will consider increasing its dividend levels in the future once capital expenditures decrease and free cash flow becomes abundant, aiming for a scientific, stable, and sustainable profit distribution mechanism [3]

Group 1 - Xiongrong Environment announced that on October 17, 2025, it will accept investor research from Huabao Fund and others, with participation from the company's director and board secretary Hu Han [1] Group 2 - Lin Yuan responded firmly to market losses during the bull market, stating "I am still here!" and emphasized that he will continue to invest, maintaining that liquor is a "pleasure demand" and expressing concerns about technology stocks that keep him awake at night [1]

Group 1: Business Development Strategy - The company focuses on water and environmental protection, emphasizing "internal growth and external expansion" to enhance integrated supply and drainage services [2] - Plans to extend operations in Chengdu and surrounding areas while exploring markets outside the province [2] - Aims to diversify and extend the industrial chain, targeting emerging markets in water reuse and waste management [2][3] Group 2: Current Operations and Projects - As of now, the company operates and is constructing water supply projects with a total scale of approximately 4.3 million tons/day (with 400,000 tons/day under construction) [3] - Wastewater treatment projects exceed 4.8 million tons/day (with 300,000 tons/day under construction) [3] - The scale of waste incineration power generation projects is 12,000 tons/day (with 5,100 tons/day under construction) [3] Group 3: Financial Management and Accounts Receivable - The company has seen an increase in accounts receivable due to market expansion and growing business scale [3] - Actively pursuing collection of accounts receivable in line with local repayment policies [3] Group 4: Pricing and Dividend Considerations - Water supply pricing is subject to national policies and must go through a series of approval processes before adjustments [4] - Wastewater treatment service fees are adjusted based on agreements with government entities, typically reviewed annually [4] - The company is exploring a sustainable profit distribution mechanism to enhance dividend levels once capital expenditures decrease post-project completion [4]

Group 1: Business Expansion Plans - The company focuses on water and environmental protection, emphasizing "internal growth and external expansion" while integrating supply, drainage, and treatment [2] - Plans to strengthen cooperation within Sichuan province and explore markets outside the province to leverage scale effects and create incremental performance [2] - Actively pursuing diversification in the water and environmental sector, including recycled water utilization and entering niche markets such as kitchen waste disposal and resource recovery from waste [2][3] Group 2: Project Timelines - The Chengdu Water Supply Plant Phase III, with a capacity of 400,000 tons/day, is expected to be operational within 2025 [3] - Several wastewater treatment projects are anticipated to be operational within the next 1-2 years, including the Chengdu Sixth Reclaimed Water Plant Phase II and the Chengdu Cooperation Wastewater Treatment Plant Phase IV [3] - The Chengdu Wanxing Environmental Power Plant Phase III is projected to be operational in 2026 [3] Group 3: Dividend Considerations - The company has significant capital expenditures due to multiple ongoing projects, which are expected to stabilize in the next 1-2 years as projects come online [3] - Plans to enhance dividend levels based on comprehensive assessments of operational funding needs, profitability, and cash flow [3] Group 4: Revenue Composition - "Other industries" in the 2025 semi-annual report includes revenue from services outside of water supply and wastewater treatment, such as detection, design, and equipment sales [3]

Investment Rating - The report rates the environmental protection industry as "Overweight," indicating that the industry is expected to outperform the overall market [9]. Core Insights - The municipal water sector shows stable operations, with some companies benefiting from strategic expansions and adjustments in sewage treatment prices. However, the engineering business is expected to decline due to decreased demand [3]. - The waste incineration sector remains stable, with operational improvements despite a slowdown in new project construction and bidding. Different companies exhibit varied performance due to factors like historical revenue recognition and depreciation from new capacity [3]. - The sanitation market is stable, with an increase in orders for unmanned sanitation services, indicating a digital transformation in urban services [3]. - Equipment performance varies significantly across different sectors, with conventional equipment facing margin pressure due to intense competition, while power environmental equipment benefits from increased demand [3]. Summary by Category Municipal Water - Overall stable operations with some companies like Tianyuan Environmental and Zhongshan Public Utilities showing significant year-on-year net profit growth of 18% and 32% respectively for Q1-3 2025 [4]. Waste Incineration - The sector is experiencing steady operational improvements, with companies like Huanlan Environment and Green Power expected to see net profit growth of 16% and 15% respectively for Q1-3 2025 [4]. Sanitation - The sanitation market is stable, with companies like Yingfeng Environment and Yuhua Tian expected to see net profit growth of 3% and 5% respectively for Q1-3 2025 [4]. Equipment - Conventional equipment companies are expected to see a decline in net profit growth, with Jingjin Equipment projected to drop by 25% for Q1-3 2025. In contrast, Qingda Environmental is expected to see a significant increase of 255% [4]. Investment Recommendations - The report recommends investing in companies with stable profitability and improving cash flows in the municipal environmental sector, including Zhongshan Public Utilities, Junxin Co., and Huanlan Environment [3]. - For unmanned sanitation, companies like Yingfeng Environment and Yuhua Tian are highlighted as key players in the digital transformation of urban services [3]. - The report also suggests focusing on SAF suppliers and green methanol producers as EU policies begin to take effect, with companies like Haineng Energy and Pengyao Environmental being potential beneficiaries [3].