Zheng Quan Shi Bao Wang·2025-08-01 03:04Core Viewpoint - The logistics sector experienced a strong rally on July 1, with significant stock price increases for companies such as Huapengfei, Shentong Express, Yunda Holdings, and others, driven by recent government policies aimed at addressing "involution" competition and promoting high-quality development in the industry [1]. Industry Developments - The State Post Bureau held a meeting with express delivery companies to discuss the regulation of "involution" competition and the rectification of illegal charges for package collection in rural areas, emphasizing the need for a healthy industry development environment [1]. - National policies released since July 1 focus on combating "involution" in the express delivery sector, with a clear stance against excessive competition and a push for improved service quality at the end of the delivery chain [1]. Price Adjustments - In Yiwu, Zhejiang, a price increase measure has been implemented, raising the minimum price standard from 1.1 yuan to 1.2 yuan, resulting in an approximate 0.05 yuan increase in the average price per package [1]. - Market expectations suggest that the South China grain-producing region may follow suit with price adjustments in early August, indicating a potential shift towards improved pricing strategies in the industry [1]. Future Outlook - Under the guidance of "anti-involution" and high-quality development policies, the express delivery industry is expected to see a marginal improvement in chaotic competition, leading to a new balance among regulation, competition, profitability, and service quality [1]. - The performance of prices and profits in the express delivery sector during the peak season in the fourth quarter of this year is anticipated to be promising [1].