Group 1 - The controllable nuclear fusion sector in A-shares shows a strong upward trend, with stocks like Wangzi New Materials leading the surge, indicating heightened market interest in the sector due to favorable policies and technological breakthroughs [1] - The trading volume in the sector increased significantly in the morning session, reflecting effective release of market energy and supporting stock price increases [1] - The sector is expected to receive dual benefits from technological breakthroughs and policy improvements by January 2026, with significant developments in China's "artificial sun" experiment confirming the existence of the density free zone [1] Group 2 - The Chinese government has included controllable nuclear fusion as a key growth point in the 14th Five-Year Plan, defining four core industrial chain segments: superconducting magnets, vacuum chambers, divertors, and supporting equipment [2] - Leading enterprises are already positioning themselves in these segments, accelerating the commercialization process of the "artificial sun" and driving significant benefits across the supply chain [2] - The superconducting materials industry is expected to see sustained demand growth, as superconducting magnets are critical for high-temperature plasma confinement, with low-temperature superconducting magnets accounting for 28% of the total cost of international ITER devices [2] Group 3 - The extreme environment materials industry is crucial for the protective components of controllable nuclear fusion devices, which must withstand temperatures significantly higher than those experienced by spacecraft during re-entry [3] - Domestic companies have achieved technological breakthroughs in tungsten-based composite materials, reaching international advanced levels [3] - The core equipment manufacturing sector is essential for constructing controllable nuclear fusion devices, with components like vacuum chambers and cooling systems requiring high precision and strict technical standards [3]