Group 1 - The Ministry of Ecology and Environment has issued the "2024-2025 National Carbon Emission Trading Market Quota Allocation Plan" for the steel, cement, and aluminum smelting industries, which is based on the mature experience of the power generation sector [1] - The quota allocation framework continues to focus on free allocation based on carbon emission intensity, linking the quota amount to actual production without setting an absolute cap on total carbon emissions [1] - The plan requires newly included enterprises to complete their first quota compliance within the year, with local governments responsible for ensuring timely compliance to maintain the integrity and effectiveness of the carbon trading market [1] Group 2 - Tianfeng Securities reports that over 85% of clinker lines in northern provinces are currently in a shutdown state due to peak production adjustments, with plans for shutdowns in December varying by region [2] - The report indicates that the cement sector is experiencing strong bottom-line profit support, with head enterprises expected to address excess production capacity by 2025, having already replaced 52.5 million tons of capacity while exiting 83.59 million tons [2] - The actual effects of excess production governance are anticipated to become evident in 2026, as policies are designed to provide a window for excess production enterprises to adjust [2] Group 3 - Related Hong Kong stocks in the cement sector include Huaxin Cement (06655), China National Building Material (03323), Conch Cement (00914), China Resources Cement Technology (01313), Shanshui Cement (00691), Western Cement (02233), Jinyu Group (02009), and Asia Cement (China) (00743) [3]
港股概念追踪|传统“反内卷”重塑格局 水泥去产能进程有望加速（附概念股）