Zhong Guo Neng Yuan Wang·2025-10-21 02:04Core Insights - The construction and decoration industry is experiencing a mixed performance, with the overall market indices declining while certain segments show growth [1][3] - Significant government investment and policy support are expected to enhance infrastructure development and promote green transformation [2][3] Industry Overview - The Shanghai Composite Index fell by 1.47%, the Shenzhen Component Index by 4.99%, and the ChiNext Index by 5.71% during the week, while the Shenwan Construction Decoration Index decreased by 1.67%. However, segments such as decoration, engineering consulting services, and steel structures saw increases of +3.40%, +2.68%, and +0.72% respectively [1][3] - A total of 48 stocks in the Shenwan Construction sector rose, with the top five performers being Matrix Co. (+39.20%), Huajian Group (+28.11%), *ST Dongyi (+26.23%), Guosheng Technology (+26.15%), and Kexin Development (+17.87%) [1][3] Investment Highlights - Major engineering projects are accelerating, supported by robust funding mechanisms. The National Railway Group reported a fixed asset investment of 593.7 billion yuan, a year-on-year increase of 5.8%, with 968 kilometers of new railway lines completed [1][2] - The issuance of 400 billion yuan in 20-year special bonds is part of a broader 1.3 trillion yuan plan aimed at infrastructure and new productivity projects, solidifying the capital foundation for future investments [1][2] - Recent policy initiatives from multiple government departments aim to optimize industrial structure and accelerate green transformation, focusing on energy conservation and carbon reduction in key industries [2] Stock Selection Strategy - The current stock selection in the construction sector revolves around two main themes: 1. Dividend-focused stocks that are undervalued, benefiting from a low-interest-rate environment and increased attention on high-dividend yields. Recommended stocks include Jianghe Group and Sichuan Road and Bridge [3] 2. Companies embracing "Construction+" strategies, which involve mergers, acquisitions, and transitions into new business areas such as renewable energy and digital construction [3]