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大明国际(01090.HK)中期盈利显著改善 业务潜力持续释放

Group 1 - The steel industry is experiencing an optimization of supply and demand due to "anti-involution" and "stabilizing growth" policies, benefiting related enterprises [3] - Daming International (01090.HK) reported a net profit of 22.8 million RMB for 2025, a significant increase of 141.6% year-on-year, with gross profit rising by 7.6% to 554 million RMB [3] - The company's processing business showed steady growth, with sales volume increases of 3.1% for stainless steel and 0.4% for carbon steel in the first half of 2025, and a 6.6% increase in carbon steel processing volume [3] Group 2 - Daming International has ten processing centers and one manufacturing base in China, providing customized metal material processing and high-end equipment manufacturing services to 70,000 companies across various industries [3] - The company has successfully entered the high-end shipbuilding market in Europe and has exported pressure storage tank products in the chemical sector [3][4] - The company’s new 40,000-ton deep-water terminal at the Jingjiang base significantly enhances its international logistics capabilities [4] Group 3 - Daming International aims to create a high-quality and efficient global supply chain through its "materials + processing center + equipment manufacturing" service model [4] - The company is expanding its overseas presence with a subsidiary in Germany and plans to further penetrate Southeast Asia and the Americas [4] - Daming International is enhancing its competitive edge through collaboration in the special materials sector and has signed agreements to empower smart manufacturing and energy equipment business [4] Group 4 - Overall, Daming International's profitability has significantly improved in the first half of 2025, with fruitful project outcomes and accelerated overseas expansion [5] - The company is expected to benefit from steady infrastructure investment, ongoing manufacturing development, and increased export growth [5] - Currently, the company's price-to-book ratio is below the industry average, indicating potential for valuation recovery [5]