外资巨头，密集调研

Core Viewpoint - Foreign institutions have not slowed down their research on listed companies since the second quarter, with over 300 foreign institutions, including Goldman Sachs, Citigroup, Point72, Nomura Securities, and Morgan Stanley, actively conducting research on A-share companies since April [1][2]. Group 1: Industry Focus - The industrial machinery sector has attracted the most attention from foreign institutions, with companies like Sanhua Intelligent Control, Estun, and Yizhiming drawing interest from more than 10 foreign institutions [2]. - Sanhua Intelligent Control's investor relations activity report revealed that notable foreign institutions such as BlackRock, JPMorgan, Morgan Stanley, Schroders, Allianz Global, and Point72 participated in their research, focusing on the development of their bionic robot-related business [2]. - Estun's investor relations report indicated that foreign institutions like Citigroup, Morgan Stanley, Fidelity, Deutsche Bank, and JPMorgan participated in a conference discussing the company's overseas business expansion plans for 2025, targeting markets in Europe, America, the Middle East, and Southeast Asia [3]. Group 2: Other Sectors of Interest - Besides industrial machinery, sectors such as electronic components, integrated circuits, and medical equipment have also garnered significant attention from foreign institutions, with leading companies like Huaming Equipment, Hongfa Technology, Luxshare Precision, Anker Innovation, Bluestar Technology, and Mindray Medical being frequently researched [3]. - Morgan Stanley Fund anticipates that opportunities in the A-share market will significantly improve compared to April, as concerns over quarterly performance have eased, potentially increasing investor risk appetite [3]. Group 3: Investment Themes - Morgan Asset Management suggests that thematic investments based on industrial trends may become the main trading line in the next phase, with recent months of consolidation allowing for a better chip structure in sectors like robotics, domestic computing power, and AIGC [4]. - The upcoming events in May, such as the first Robot Combat Championship and the launch of DeepSeek-R2, are expected to act as catalysts for the performance of the AI-related sectors [4].