Investment Rating - The report maintains an "Outperform" rating for the construction and decoration industry, indicating an expected performance that exceeds the broader market index [3][13]. Core Insights - The Shanghai Municipal Economic and Information Commission has released an action plan aimed at the high-quality development of the smart terminal industry, targeting a total scale exceeding 300 billion yuan by 2027, with the goal of establishing over three globally influential consumer-grade terminal brands and nurturing two leading enterprises [1]. - The report highlights the potential benefits for companies such as Roman Holdings, Pudong Construction, and Suzhou Planning, which are expected to capitalize on the growth of the smart terminal industry and related sectors [1][8]. - The action plan emphasizes the enhancement of intelligent computing terminal scales and the development of products supporting lightweight inference for large models, which is anticipated to drive significant growth in the computing power industry in Shanghai and the Yangtze River Delta region [1]. Summary by Sections Smart Terminal Industry Development - The action plan aims for the smart terminal industry in Shanghai to surpass 300 billion yuan by 2027, with specific targets for artificial intelligence computing devices [1]. - The report anticipates a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 27% for the smart computing center market in China from 2023 to 2028, with Shanghai positioned as a leading high-tech area [1]. Collaboration with Low-altitude Economy - The report discusses the synergy between low-altitude economy and computing power business, suggesting that advancements in satellite internet terminal products could enhance applications in various fields [1]. - It posits that increased low-altitude flight frequency will necessitate more AI computing power for task prioritization and optimal flight routing, benefiting related enterprises [1]. Beneficiary Companies - Three categories of companies in the Yangtze River Delta construction and building materials sector are identified as potential beneficiaries: 1. Construction companies expanding into computing power business, with recommendations for Roman Holdings and Pudong Construction [8]. 2. Low-altitude facility design and operation companies, including Suzhou Planning and others [8]. 3. Companies likely to benefit from AI-enabled production and entertainment asset operations, such as Zhi Te New Materials [8].