装备制造行业周报(10月第4周):9月工程机械出口提速-20251027
Century Securities·2025-10-27 01:58

Investment Rating - The report suggests a continued focus on investment opportunities in the engineering machinery sector due to strong export growth and competitive advantages [1][2]. Core Insights - Engineering machinery exports accelerated in September 2025, with a total export value of $5.271 billion, marking a year-on-year increase of 29.6%, the highest monthly growth rate for the year [3]. - The cumulative export value from January to September 2025 reached $43.855 billion, reflecting a year-on-year growth of 13.3% [3]. - The growth in exports is primarily driven by demand in infrastructure and mining sectors in regions such as Africa, the Middle East, and Central Asia [3]. - The report anticipates a long-term upward trend in exports as domestic companies enhance product quality and service offerings, particularly in high-end sectors like large mining machinery [3]. - The energy storage sector is experiencing rising demand, with expectations of over 50% growth in global energy storage installations in 2025, reaching approximately 300 GWh [3]. - The automotive market showed a slight decline in retail sales in October, but long-term growth in vehicle sales is still anticipated due to seasonal demand and upcoming policy changes [3]. Summary by Sections Market Performance Review - In the last week, the indices for machinery equipment, power equipment, and automotive sectors increased by 4.71%, 4.90%, and 2.92% respectively, ranking 4th, 3rd, and 10th among 31 primary industries [8][10]. - The Shanghai Composite Index rose by 3.24% during the same period [8]. Industry News and Key Company Announcements - On October 24, a new humanoid robot was launched at a price point of 9,998 yuan, marking a significant step in making humanoid robots more accessible to consumers [18]. - A report indicated that the price of mainstream lithium iron phosphate batteries has been rising, with expectations of sustained high production levels in November [3]. - Major companies in the machinery and automotive sectors reported varying financial performances, with some showing significant revenue growth while others faced declines [20].