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节后第一天 大涨!
Zhong Guo Dian Li Bao·2025-10-10 05:14

Core Viewpoint - The A-share power equipment sector has experienced a significant surge following the National Day holiday, driven by a global uptrend in power equipment demand due to energy structure transformation and increasing electricity needs [1]. Group 1: Market Performance - After the National Day holiday, A-share power equipment and electrical grid sectors collectively strengthened, with companies like Shanghai Electric, Rongfa Nuclear Power, and TBEA hitting the daily limit, while China XD Electric and Pinggao Electric also saw positive performance [1]. - During the holiday period, the Hong Kong power equipment sector had already shown signs of performance improvement [1]. Group 2: Industry Trends - Analysts believe that the global power equipment demand is entering an upward cycle, supported by the continuous accumulation of new energy grid connection projects such as wind and solar power [1]. - The rapid development of AI technology is significantly increasing the demand for quality energy usage in data centers, thereby boosting investment needs in the power distribution and utilization sector [1]. Group 3: Policy and Forecast - In September, the National Energy Administration and other departments issued a "Work Plan for Stable Growth in the Power Equipment Industry (2025-2026)," projecting an average annual revenue growth rate of around 6% for traditional power equipment by 2026, while new energy equipment revenues are expected to remain stable [1]. - The urgent need for grid upgrades and the overseas "power shortage" situation present opportunities for Chinese power equipment companies with technological and production advantages to expand internationally [1]. Group 4: Export Performance - According to customs data, China's power equipment exports remained stable, with an overall export value increasing by 25.23% year-on-year in August, and a cumulative growth of 34.60% from January to August [1]. Group 5: Future Investment Outlook - CITIC Construction Investment predicts that global grid investment may exceed $400 billion by 2025, with sustained high demand. AI is expected to strongly drive global electricity demand growth, significantly increasing the demand for supporting electrical equipment, providing opportunities for Chinese companies to secure large orders worth billions [2].