Shang Hai Zheng Quan Bao·2025-10-10 01:07Group 1: Recent Developments in Nuclear Fusion - The field of controllable nuclear fusion has seen significant advancements, with the Southwest Institute of Physics announcing progress in intelligent control of magnetic confinement fusion plasma on October 8 [1] - The BEST project in Hefei achieved a major milestone with the successful installation of a 400-ton core component with millimeter-level precision [1] - The "China Circulation No. 4" R&D plan revealed by China Fusion Energy Co. has sparked heightened market interest in nuclear fusion technology [1] Group 2: Market Response - On October 9, nuclear fusion-related stocks surged, with the Wande Nuclear Fusion Concept Index rising by 7.82% and the Wande Superconducting Concept Index increasing by 6.17% [1] - Several companies, including Western Superconducting, Hanhai Huaton, and China Nuclear Construction, reached their daily trading limits [1] Group 3: Commercialization Efforts - Multiple enterprises are actively pursuing the commercialization of nuclear fusion, although achieving practical power generation from fusion will take time [2] - China Fusion, representing the "national team," aims for commercial fusion energy by 2050 and has established five business centers in Shanghai and Chengdu [2] - Hanhai Fusion, the first linear field reverse configuration fusion company in China, is utilizing neutrons generated during fusion for various applications, thereby realizing some commercial value ahead of full-scale fusion power [2] Group 4: Application Scenarios and Market Projections - Hanhai Fusion plans to achieve a market scale exceeding 1 billion in industry testing by 2026 and over 10 billion in nuclear medicine by 2027 [3] - The company aims for significant market scales in semiconductor neutron irradiation and environmental applications by 2029 [3] - New entrants from universities, such as Dongsheng Fusion and Honghu Fusion, are also making strides in the fusion sector [3] Group 5: A-Share Companies Involvement - Several A-share listed companies are entering the nuclear fusion sector, focusing on core components, key systems, and supporting materials [4] - Hongxun Technology is investing in key subsystems while collaborating with research institutions and private fusion companies [4] - Guo Da Special Materials has successfully won a bid for the BEST coil box machining project and has begun mass production of superconducting coil armor materials [4] Group 6: Technological Contributions - Zhongtai Co. is applying its cryogenic technology to the low-temperature aspects of controllable nuclear fusion, with successful operations in South Korea [5] - Guojin Securities believes that the commercialization path for nuclear fusion technology is becoming clearer, with global investments increasing [5] - The industry is expected to enter a capital expenditure acceleration cycle during the 14th Five-Year Plan period, presenting potential investment opportunities [5]