Group 1 - The dairy sector in Hong Kong and A-shares experienced a collective surge, with companies like Yurun Dairy (up 9.07%) and Modern Dairy (up 5.07%) leading the gains, driven by multiple factors including market rotation, consumption recovery, and expectations around fertility policies [1] - The National Medical Security Administration announced measures aimed at achieving "no out-of-pocket" expenses for childbirth by 2026, which could lower childbirth costs and boost demand for maternal and infant dairy products [1] - The Ministry of Commerce emphasized the need for stronger collaboration between business and finance to stimulate consumption, which is expected to inject recovery momentum into the dairy sector as consumer willingness and capacity improve [2] Group 2 - The dairy industry is anticipated to undergo a cyclical reversal, with previous pressures on dairy companies' performance easing as the dairy farming sector enters a transformative phase, potentially leading to a supply-demand turning point by 2026 [3] - According to Guotai Junan Securities, the milk price has shown signs of recovery due to seasonal supply-demand mismatches, with the overall supply-demand situation improving, and domestic raw milk self-sufficiency exceeding 70% [3] - CITIC Securities noted that the average milk price in major production areas remained stable at 3.02 yuan/kg, with expectations of a price turning point approaching by 2026, which could enhance the performance of upstream dairy farming and midstream dairy companies [4] Group 3 - Investment recommendations include focusing on leading companies like Yili and Mengniu, which are at historically low valuation levels and have the potential to increase market share while ensuring shareholder returns through dividends [4] - New Dairy Industry is highlighted for its profit elasticity and alignment with current consumption trends, while Miaokelando is recognized as a leading cheese brand with promising growth prospects in the high-growth segment of dairy products [4]