Zhong Guo Ji Jin Bao·2025-09-19 14:29Core Viewpoint - The traditional growth paradigm is being deconstructed and reshaped, necessitating the exploration of new growth paths in the current macroeconomic environment, industry landscape, and market valuation system [3][10]. Group 1: Market Dynamics - The A-share market is experiencing a significant bull market, with all three major indices rising and the ChiNext index reaching a new high [5]. - The average return of actively managed public equity funds has approached 30% since the beginning of the year, significantly outperforming the CSI 300 index [8]. - The improvement in liquidity and the fundamental performance of companies, particularly in the innovative pharmaceutical sector, are driving this bull market [10]. Group 2: Industry Insights - The integration of AI with traditional industries is enhancing efficiency, while sectors like pharmaceuticals and advanced manufacturing are witnessing innovative breakthroughs [3]. - The consumer sector, particularly large consumption, is still perceived to have substantial growth potential despite being relatively low compared to other industries [12]. Group 3: Company Strategies - Yunnan Baiyao emphasizes "guarding and attacking" in its strategy, maintaining market leadership in core products while achieving significant growth in new businesses, such as a 116% increase in the sales of its Qi Xue Kang oral liquid [15]. - Yonghui Supermarket is undergoing a transformation to enhance product and service quality, focusing on employee satisfaction and customer experience through initiatives like the "Craftsman Plan" [15]. - Both companies are adapting to market changes by innovating their product structures and business models, with Yunnan Baiyao leveraging its full industry chain competitiveness [14]. Group 4: Valuation Perspectives - New growth companies require new valuation anchors, with traditional businesses valued by conventional methods and new growth segments assessed based on penetration rates and market space [16]. - A threshold of 30% revenue contribution from new businesses is identified as a critical point for reevaluating valuation approaches [16]. - The ability to continuously innovate and adapt to market demands is seen as a cornerstone of long-term investment value for companies [16].