建材、建筑及基建公募REITs半月报（1月17日-1月30日）：部分防水企业提价，期待行业盈利修复-20260202

Investment Rating - The report maintains a "Buy" rating for several companies, including China Giant Glass, Conch Cement, and Oriental Yuhong, while suggesting "Hold" for others like Puyang Refractories and Keren Co. [8] Core Insights - Leading waterproof companies such as Oriental Yuhong and Keshun have raised prices by 5-10% due to significant increases in raw material costs, indicating a potential recovery in industry profitability [4][6] - The real estate sector is showing signs of recovery after a prolonged adjustment period, with expectations of policy support and improved transaction volumes in the second-hand housing market [4][6] - Intel's glass substrate technology has achieved mass production, which could impact the domestic supply chain positively, with recommendations to focus on companies like Kaisheng Technology and Gobika [4][6] Summary by Sections Price Increases in Waterproof Companies - Companies like Oriental Yuhong and Keshun have announced price hikes of 5-10% for their waterproof products, driven by rising costs of acrylic emulsions and other raw materials [4][6] - The waterproof membrane industry has seen its first year-on-year production growth since November 2025, indicating a positive shift in the market [4][6] Company Profit Forecasts and Valuations - The report includes detailed earnings per share (EPS) forecasts and price-to-earnings (P/E) ratios for various companies, with notable mentions such as: - Oriental Yuhong: EPS forecast of 0.68 yuan for 2026, with a P/E ratio of 20 [8] - China Giant Glass: EPS forecast of 1.09 yuan for 2026, with a P/E ratio of 17 [8] - Conch Cement: EPS forecast of 2.09 yuan for 2026, with a P/E ratio of 12 [8] Weekly Market Review - The report provides insights into the weekly performance of the construction and building materials sectors, highlighting fluctuations in various indices [10][11] - Specific companies have shown significant weekly gains, such as *ST Lifan with a 47.33% increase, while others like Huamin Co. experienced a 16% decline [19]