Qian Zhan Wang·2025-07-28 07:27Group 1 - The Chinese pig farming industry has experienced significant capacity expansion since 2020, leading to oversupply and sustained low prices, resulting in continuous losses for most pig farming companies, with only Zhengbang Technology remaining profitable in 2023. However, overall profitability is expected to improve in 2024, with net profits turning positive for most companies [1] Group 2 - Since March 2021, the net profit level of large-scale pig farming in China has fluctuated significantly, remaining in a loss state from early 2023 until September 2023, when it turned profitable. It is projected that net profits will decline again until April 2025, reaching 86 yuan per head [2] Group 3 - The net profit of free-range pig farming in China has shown a similar trend to that of large-scale farming. The lowest net profit was recorded in June 2021 at -665 yuan per head, while the highest was in October 2022 at 1246 yuan per head. By April 2025, the net profit for free-range farming is expected to be 50 yuan per head [4] Group 4 - The cost of large-scale pig farming in China has been on a downward trend since March 2021, decreasing from 2884 yuan per head to 2033 yuan per head by April 2025, indicating effective cost control [8] Group 5 - Similarly, the cost of free-range pig farming has also decreased from 2971 yuan per head in March 2021 to 2123 yuan per head by April 2025, reflecting good cost management [9]