Core Viewpoint - The company, 卡游, is preparing for an IPO despite reporting a net loss of 1.242 billion yuan in 2024, driven by rapid revenue growth and a strong market position in the collectible card industry [1][2]. Company Overview - 卡游's core business is collectible card games, with total revenue of approximately 10.057 billion yuan in 2024, where card business contributed 8.2 billion yuan, accounting for over 80% of total revenue [5]. - The company holds leading positions in various segments, including a 13.3% market share in the general entertainment products industry, 21.5% in the general entertainment toys sector, and a dominant 71.1% in the collectible card market [5]. Reasons for IPO - The company aims to expand its capital strength to support rapid growth, with a revenue increase of 277.8% year-on-year in 2024, necessitating significant funding despite the current losses [6]. - The IPO is intended to seize market opportunities and enhance competitiveness against international rivals, as China has become the largest card market globally, valued at 26.3 billion yuan [6]. - The company seeks to solidify its leading position in the industry and unlock valuation potential, given the low per capita spending on cards in China compared to Japan and the U.S. [6]. Competitive Advantages - 卡游 boasts a rich IP matrix with 70 IPs, including one proprietary IP, which enhances its product offerings and market appeal [8]. - The company has a robust sales network, covering all 31 provinces in China through 217 distributors, 32 flagship stores, and various online platforms [8]. - 卡游 capitalizes on the "Guzi Economy" trend, aligning collectible cards with national cultural IPs to meet the consumption preferences of Generation Z [8]. Industry Outlook - The collectible card industry in China has experienced a compound annual growth rate of 57% from 2019 to 2024, with a market size of 26.3 billion yuan in 2024, surpassing the U.S. and Japan [9]. - There is significant growth potential in the market, as per capita spending on collectible cards in China is only 18.7 yuan, compared to 119.3 yuan in Japan and 64.0 yuan in the U.S., indicating a possible 3-6 times increase in market size [9]. Impact of Losses on IPO - Market sentiment remains optimistic regarding the company's IPO despite the reported losses, as the losses are attributed to high initial investments during the expansion phase rather than poor business performance [10][11]. - The company maintains a high gross margin of around 70%, indicating strong core business profitability [11]. - The backing of prestigious underwriters such as Morgan Stanley, CICC, and JPMorgan reflects confidence in the company's future prospects [11].

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Group 1 - The total number of IPOs in the A-share market from January to April this year is 37, an increase of 2 compared to the same period last year, with a total fundraising amount of 24.745 billion yuan, a decrease of 6% year-on-year [1][2] - The average first-day increase of newly listed stocks in the A-share market is over 200%, reaching 235.98%, with 34 out of 37 new stocks experiencing a first-day increase of over 100% [2][3] - The top three industries for IPOs in the first four months are automotive, electronics, and power equipment, with fundraising amounts of 7.221 billion yuan, 4.234 billion yuan, and 3.828 billion yuan respectively [1][2] Group 2 - The financing amounts from different boards show that the Shenzhen Main Board raised 2.516 billion yuan, the ChiNext raised 9.135 billion yuan, the Shanghai Main Board raised 8.399 billion yuan, the Sci-Tech Innovation Board raised 3.180 billion yuan, and the Beijing Stock Exchange raised 1.516 billion yuan [2] - Among the IPOs, 21 companies raised over 500 million yuan, 11 companies raised over 700 million yuan, and 6 companies raised over 1 billion yuan, with the top three fundraising companies being Tianyouwei, Kaifa Technology, and Xingfu Electronics [2] - The first-day single-sign profit for new stocks has been significant, with 29 out of 34 new stocks yielding over 10,000 yuan, and 11 stocks yielding over 20,000 yuan [3]

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- The report tracks the recent performance of the offline IPO market for the STAR Market, ChiNext, and the Main Board, assuming all stocks are hit and sold at the market average price on the first day of listing, ignoring the lock-up period restrictions [2][9] - The IPO yield for Class A accounts with a scale of 200 million is 0.66%, and for Class C accounts with a scale of 200 million is 0.56%; for Class A accounts with a scale of 1 billion, the IPO yield is 0.15%, and for Class C accounts with a scale of 1 billion, the IPO yield is 0.13% [2][9] - The average first-day increase for STAR Market stocks is 192.07%, and for ChiNext stocks, it is 385.25% [2][17] - The median number of valid quotation accounts for recent 20 new stocks is tracked, with approximately 2975 valid quotation accounts for Class A and 1876 for Class C in STAR Market; approximately 3087 valid quotation accounts for Class A and 2007 for Class C in ChiNext; approximately 3357 valid quotation accounts for Class A and 2473 for Class C in the Main Board [2][20] Model Construction Process - The report estimates the full hit yield for each stock using the average hit rate of Class A institutions. The calculation method for the full hit yield of each stock is: $$ \text{Full hit quantity} = \text{Maximum subscription limit} \times \text{Average hit rate of Class A institutions} $$ $$ \text{Full hit yield} = (\text{First board price} - \text{Initial price}) \times \text{Full hit quantity} $$ [36][38] Model Backtest Results - The full hit yield for most stocks is between 0 to 25 million yuan, with the highest being Haibosi Chuang, Junwei Electronics, and Chaoyan Shares, reaching 23.93, 20.09, and 16.86 million yuan respectively [36][38] - The report lists the offline IPO yields for different account scales, assuming all stocks are hit and sold at the market average price on the first day of listing, with a 90% capital utilization rate. For example, for a 2 billion Class A account, the IPO yield is 0.66% in 2025 [39][41][42] - The report also lists the monthly offline IPO yields for different account scales, assuming all stocks are hit and sold at the market average price on the first day of listing, with a 90% capital utilization rate. For example, for a 2 billion Class A account, the IPO yield is 4.39% in 2024 [39][41][42] Factor Construction Process - The report tracks the recent performance of the offline IPO market for the STAR Market, ChiNext, and the Main Board, assuming all stocks are hit and sold at the market average price on the first day of listing, ignoring the lock-up period restrictions [2][9] - The IPO yield for Class A accounts with a scale of 200 million is 0.66%, and for Class C accounts with a scale of 200 million is 0.56%; for Class A accounts with a scale of 1 billion, the IPO yield is 0.15%, and for Class C accounts with a scale of 1 billion, the IPO yield is 0.13% [2][9] - The average first-day increase for STAR Market stocks is 192.07%, and for ChiNext stocks, it is 385.25% [2][17] - The median number of valid quotation accounts for recent 20 new stocks is tracked, with approximately 2975 valid quotation accounts for Class A and 1876 for Class C in STAR Market; approximately 3087 valid quotation accounts for Class A and 2007 for Class C in ChiNext; approximately 3357 valid quotation accounts for Class A and 2473 for Class C in the Main Board [2][20] Factor Backtest Results - The full hit yield for most stocks is between 0 to 25 million yuan, with the highest being Haibosi Chuang, Junwei Electronics, and Chaoyan Shares, reaching 23.93, 20.09, and 16.86 million yuan respectively [36][38] - The report lists the offline IPO yields for different account scales, assuming all stocks are hit and sold at the market average price on the first day of listing, with a 90% capital utilization rate. For example, for a 2 billion Class A account, the IPO yield is 0.66% in 2025 [39][41][42] - The report also lists the monthly offline IPO yields for different account scales, assuming all stocks are hit and sold at the market average price on the first day of listing, with a 90% capital utilization rate. For example, for a 2 billion Class A account, the IPO yield is 4.39% in 2024 [39][41][42]