Di Yi Cai Jing·2025-06-09 03:44Core Insights - The sports industry in China is projected to reach 4% of GDP and a total scale of 5 trillion yuan as residents' income continues to rise [5] - The recent popularity of the "Su Super" league has led to significant stock price increases for related companies, with Jinling Sports doubling in price since the Dragon Boat Festival [1][3] - Jinling Sports reported a 26.09% year-on-year decline in Q1 revenue, amounting to 51.69 million yuan, and a net loss of 1.69 million yuan, marking the largest quarterly loss since its listing in 2017 [3] Company Performance - Jinling Sports' revenue decline is attributed to fewer events held during the reporting period, leading to reduced service income [3] - Co-Creation Turf has seen a six-day consecutive stock price increase, with a focus on artificial turf products, which are not significantly impacted by local football events [4] - Co-Creation Turf's revenue from leisure and sports turf is projected to be 2.05 billion yuan and 594.41 million yuan respectively in 2024, with domestic business accounting for 10.8% of total revenue [4] Market Trends - The sports industry is experiencing heightened attention and investment, driven by government support and the growing popularity of sports events [4][5] - The financial sector is being encouraged to enhance support for the sports industry through structural reforms and the development of diverse financial products [5] - Despite rapid growth, China's sports industry still lags behind developed countries, with a GDP contribution of only 1% in 2020, compared to 3%-4% in countries like the US, Japan, and France [5]