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光大证券晨会速递-20250930
EBSCN·2025-09-30 01:00

Group 1: Market Overview - The domestic equity market indices generally rose, while the Hong Kong stock market experienced a pullback. The new fund market remains active with 61 new funds launched, totaling 36.607 billion shares issued [2] - In terms of thematic fund performance, new energy and TMT thematic funds showed superior net value growth, while pharmaceutical thematic funds continued to decline. The semiconductor thematic products performed notably well [2] Group 2: Construction and Building Materials - The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology issued the "Construction Materials Industry Steady Growth Work Plan (2025-2026)", focusing on coordinated efforts on both supply and demand sides. The report suggests attention to new materials and construction-related companies such as China Jushi, Guoen Co., Puyang Huachang, and others [3] - Key companies to watch include China Construction, Dongfang Yuhong, and Anhui Conch Cement, which are positioned well within the infrastructure and real estate supply chain [3] Group 3: Pharmaceutical Industry - Pfizer's acquisition of Metsera and its next-generation weight loss product portfolio marks a significant endorsement of the GLP-1 market potential, following similar moves by Eli Lilly and Novo Nordisk. This highlights the industry's urgent demand for next-generation therapies [4] - The global GLP-1 research competition has entered a critical phase, where depth of the supply chain, technological iteration capabilities, and cost control will be key to success. The report expresses strong optimism regarding the rise of China's weight loss drug supply chain [4] Group 4: Steel Industry - The asphalt operating rate is at its highest level in five years, with ductile iron pipe prices and processing fees at year-to-date highs. The steel sector's profitability is expected to recover to historical average levels, supported by government policies aimed at phasing out outdated capacity [5] - The report indicates that the steel sector's price-to-book ratio (PB) is likely to recover alongside profitability improvements [5]