农林牧渔行业2025H1业绩预告综述：预增占比提升，业绩持续向好

Investment Rating - The industry is rated as "stronger than the market," indicating an expected increase in the industry index relative to the market by over 10% in the next six months [28]. Core Insights - As of July 28, 2025, the agricultural, forestry, animal husbandry, and fishery sector has shown a positive trend, with 54 out of 113 listed companies in the sector releasing performance forecasts for the first half of 2025, resulting in a disclosure rate of 48%, the highest among eight major consumer industries [2][9][10]. - The sector's pre-profit rate stands at 69%, with 37 companies expected to be profitable, marking a significant increase in the proportion of companies forecasting profit and growth compared to the previous year [2][10]. - The proportion of companies expecting profit growth has surged from 10% to 28%, while the percentage of companies reporting losses has decreased from 41% to 31%, with 24% of companies turning losses into profits [2][10]. Summary by Sections Performance Overview - The agricultural, forestry, animal husbandry, and fishery sector has a pre-profit rate of 69%, ranking second among consumer industries, with a notable increase in the number of companies forecasting profit [2][10]. - The animal husbandry and animal health sectors have shown particularly strong performance, with a pre-profit rate of 80%, while other sectors like agricultural products processing and fishery also performed well with pre-profit rates of 75% [3][14][15]. Subsector Analysis - The planting sector has underperformed compared to last year, with the proportion of companies forecasting profit growth dropping from 33% to 29%, and 14% of companies reporting first-time losses [3][15]. - The feed sector has shown stability, with 45% of companies turning losses into profits, while the agricultural products processing sector has seen a mixed performance, with a profit growth forecast increasing from 20% to 50% despite 13% of companies reporting continuous losses [3][15]. - The animal husbandry sector has seen a significant reduction in the proportion of companies continuing to report losses, dropping from 33% to 7%, and two-thirds of companies in the animal health sector expect substantial profit growth [3][15].