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2025年白酒行业分析:深度调整期行业迎4大变化,重视白酒相对底部机会(附下载)
Sou Hu Cai Jing·2025-08-04 14:02

Industry Background - The liquor industry is facing dual pressures from economic and policy factors, leading to an accelerated bottoming out of the sector [2] - Revenue growth for the sector is expected to significantly decline to around 1% starting from the second half of 2024, with most companies failing to meet their 2024 operational targets, except for leading firms like Kweichow Moutai and Shui Jing Fang [2] Supply Side - Major liquor companies such as Wuliangye, Luzhou Laojiao, Shanxi Fenjiu, and Yanghe have initiated inventory control policies, marking the beginning of a "control inventory wave" [3] - This proactive supply-side adjustment is anticipated to alleviate channel inventory pressure and help rebalance supply and demand, potentially stabilizing prices in the short term [3] Demand Side - Companies are innovating to tap into new demand and optimize demand structure by launching products that align with changing consumer preferences [4] - There is a noticeable shift from "cost-performance ratio" to "quality-price ratio" in consumer preferences, prompting leading brands to introduce new products that emphasize quality [4] - The trend towards lower alcohol content products is gaining traction, especially among younger consumers, with significant interest in low-alcohol offerings [4] - Companies are also focusing on mid-range products to cater to evolving consumer needs and market dynamics [4] Channel Strategy - Liquor companies are building platforms to strengthen partnerships with distributors and embrace new channels to balance online and offline sales [5] - The establishment of cooperative platforms among manufacturers is aimed at resolving conflicts and creating a healthier ecosystem [5] - Companies are increasingly focusing on online channel management, with initiatives to recruit operators for online platforms and activate new retail channels [5] Marketing Strategy - Companies are adjusting their marketing strategies by reducing the reliance on "red envelope" promotions and focusing on cultivating new consumption scenarios and demographics [6] - There is a shift towards targeted marketing efforts to optimize customer structures and create new consumption experiences [6] - The current low valuation, low expectations, and low holdings in the sector make strong brand leaders attractive for dividend returns [6]