连锁餐饮10月跟踪：优选性价比餐饮、茶饮龙头

Investment Rating - The investment rating for the industry is "Outperform the Market" (maintained) [1] Core Insights - The report highlights that the chain restaurant sector is showing resilience, with coffee and tea segments performing exceptionally well, while traditional hot pot segments are focusing on improving profitability rather than aggressive expansion [2][30] - The overall revenue growth for the tracked chain restaurants in H1 2025 was 15.9%, significantly higher than the national average of 3.6% for the restaurant industry [30] - The coffee and tea segment led the revenue growth at 32.5%, followed by Western dining at 8.9%, while hot pot and ingredients saw a decline of 2.4% [30][28] Summary by Sections Market Review - In September, stock prices for most restaurant brands faced pressure, with notable gains for brands like Xiaobing Xiaobing (+33%) and Yum Brands (+4%) [2] - The report indicates that the coffee and tea segment is the most promising, with a 58% increase in net profit, while the hot pot segment showed a cautious approach to new openings [2][30] Financial Summary - The tracked chain restaurants reported a net profit growth of 29% in H1 2025, with coffee and tea segments showing the highest profit growth at 58% [27][30] - Revenue growth across segments was as follows: coffee and tea (+32.5%), Western dining (+8.9%), and hot pot and ingredients (-2.4%) [30][28] Store Expansion and Same-Store Sales - The coffee and tea segment saw a store expansion rate of 21.5%, while Western dining expanded by 11.3% [22][30] - Same-store sales for coffee and tea brands maintained positive growth, while other segments faced some pressure [22][30] Key Brand Dynamics - Notable expansions were reported for brands like Mixue Ice City and Luckin Coffee, with Mixue adding over 2,400 stores in September alone [47][52] - The report also mentions strategic acquisitions, such as Mixue acquiring a 53% stake in Fulu Family, entering the fresh beer market [52]