鸣志电器双重困境：业绩滑坡与概念光环

Core Viewpoint - Mingzhi Electric's operational difficulties over the past two years are laid bare in a detailed 68-page response to the Shanghai Stock Exchange inquiry, revealing significant declines in revenue and profit [1] Financial Performance - From 2023 to 2024, the company's operating revenue decreased from 2.543 billion to 2.416 billion yuan, while net profit attributable to shareholders plummeted from 140 million to 78 million yuan, marking a decline of over 40% for two consecutive years [2] - The relocation of the Shanghai production base and delays in four new projects are cited as the main reasons for this downturn, with the relocation process causing a direct revenue loss of 150 million yuan [2] - The underperformance of new projects in Vietnam and Taicang, including the stepper motor project, has resulted in low capacity utilization rates, with only 64,000 units sold out of a projected 4 million for 2024 [2] Business Structure Changes - The core business of control motors and their drive systems is projected to generate 1.959 billion yuan in revenue for 2024, a year-on-year decline of 5.45%, with the photovoltaic application sector experiencing a 60% drop [4] - The medical equipment business also saw a 10% decline, while the smart automotive and robotics sectors showed growth, with smart automotive revenue increasing by 35% and robotics business nearly doubling [4] Strategic and Regulatory Challenges - Regulatory scrutiny highlights a lack of strategic execution, particularly regarding the mismatch between production capacity and market demand [5] - The company faces challenges in justifying its revenue forecasts and addressing the contradictions in its business performance, such as the decline in trade agency business despite rising profit margins [5] - The upcoming increase in tariffs on exports from Vietnam to the U.S. in August 2025 may undermine the company's overseas cost advantages, further complicating its operational landscape [5]