Zheng Quan Zhi Xing·2025-08-04 00:10Group 1: HuiJia Times - HuiJia Times achieved operating revenue of 1.271 billion yuan in the first half of the year, a year-on-year increase of 2.29%, with growth in the supermarket sector and a slight decline in the department store sector [1] - The company is deepening its supply chain strategy by joining a shared warehouse system and introducing an automatic replenishment system to reduce logistics costs and fresh produce loss rates [1] - The company plans to reopen its Beijing Road supermarket on August 16 after optimizing product structure, pricing, environment, and services [1] - The department store sector is expanding through a consignment operation model, while the supermarket sector is focusing on chain layout centered around Urumqi [1] - The implementation of the national "old-for-new" subsidy policy in 2025 is expected to generate sales of approximately 80 million yuan, representing a year-on-year growth of about 81% [1] - The company is introducing the Feishu intelligent collaboration platform to promote digital transformation and explore multiple application scenarios [1] Group 2: ShiJia Photon - ShiJia Photon reported progress and plans across multiple business segments, with the MT-F product for 800G/1.6T optical modules already in mass production [2] - The company has completed the research and validation of the WG chip and components for the 1.6T optical module [2] - The expansion plan for MPO products is progressing smoothly, focusing on factory planning, equipment installation, and personnel recruitment and training [2] - The company has developed a 100G EML laser and is internally validating a 10G 1577nm EML+SO laser, while the 50G PON EML product is undergoing customer validation [2] - The improvement of product line yield rates is on schedule, with results gradually translating into cost optimization benefits [2] - Inventory growth is attributed to strategic stocking of key raw materials and increased reserves of general materials and semi-finished products [2] - Capital expenditures are rising due to increased R&D investment, capacity expansion, and overseas layout, with plans for dynamic optimization of capital allocation in the future [2]