Shenwan Hongyuan Securities·2025-11-12 07:15Group 1: Robotics and AI Demand - Xiaopeng's IRON robot features a humanoid design with a flexible spine and bionic muscles, expected to start mass production in 2026[3] - AI computing power demand is surging, with NVIDIA's chip power design increasing from approximately 400W in 2020 to an expected 1400W by 2025, driving HVDC demand[3] - The excavator sales in October 2025 reached 18,096 units, a year-on-year increase of 7.77%, with domestic sales at 8,468 units (up 2.44%) and exports at 9,628 units (up 12.9%)[3] Group 2: Energy and Supply Chain Insights - The U.S. AI infrastructure expansion is creating a significant power gap, leading to increased demand for gas turbines, while domestic supply chains face delivery delays and capacity shortages[3] - HVDC systems are projected to enhance efficiency and reliability, with system efficiency rising from 90% to over 95% through architectural innovations[28] - The market is expected to see a rapid increase in HVDC penetration starting in 2026, coinciding with the mass production of NVIDIA's Blackwell Ultra architecture[38] Group 3: Market Risks and Trends - Risks include intensified market competition, fluctuations in raw material prices, and economic cycle volatility, which could impact manufacturing performance[95] - The manufacturing sector's inventory levels remain low, indicating potential growth opportunities[18] - The domestic excavator market is shifting towards smaller models, with small excavators accounting for 79.5% of sales, driven by equipment updates and inventory digestion[73]