公告显示， 嘉元科技 预计2025年第一季度实现营业收入17亿元至23亿元，与上年同期相比，将增加7.7亿元至13.7亿元，同比增加 82.80%至147.32； 预计第一季度实现归属于母公司所有者的净利润2200万元到3000万元，同比实现扭亏为盈； 预计第一季度实现归属于 母公司所有者的扣除非经常性损益的净利润1000万元到1350万元。 锂电铜箔领域迎来一份新成绩单。 4月9日， 嘉元科技发布2025年一季报预告， 公司营收大幅增长并成功扭亏为盈，给市场带来提振作用。 在产品端，公司 持续加大复合铜箔、可剥离载体铜箔等前沿新技术的研发投入。其 极薄铜箔生产技术达到行业领先水平，目前 实现了 4.5μm极薄高端铜箔、高延高强铜箔产业化。 对于业绩变动的主要原因， 嘉元科技表示，第一季度由于公司销售订单增加，同时产能利用率同比上升，单位生产成本降低，进而导致毛利 率上升。 事实上，在经历了2023-2024年两年的价格下行后，铜箔企业发展均不乐观。但进入2025年，锂电铜箔市场订单频发，比如诺德股份、嘉元 科技、 德福科技等都获得了订单。 据多家锂电铜箔公司反应， 近几年铜箔行业快速扩产，内卷严重，出现产能 ...

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the significant impact of Chinese manufacturers on the Japanese television market, particularly in the large-size LCD segment, where they dominate sales due to competitive pricing and changing consumer preferences [1][2]. Group 1: Market Trends - In 2024, Chinese manufacturers accounted for over 50% of sales in Japan for LCD TVs larger than 50 inches, with brands like Hisense and TCL leading the market [2][3]. - The average global price for a 55-inch LCD TV is projected to be $442 in 2024, a 15% decrease from 2022, with similar price drops observed for larger sizes: 65 inches at $616 (down 16%), 75 inches at $874 (down 19%), and 85 inches at $1416 (down 30%) [2][3]. - The trend of larger TVs becoming more affordable is driven by the mass production of large-size panels, which helps manufacturers maintain production efficiency [3][5]. Group 2: Consumer Behavior - There is a growing preference among Japanese consumers, especially the younger generation, for cost-effective Chinese products, with many opting for larger models without increasing their budgets [1][2]. - The demand for TVs larger than 60 inches is increasing, particularly among families with two or more members aged 40 and above [4]. - The narrowing of bezels on TVs has led consumers to feel that they need to upgrade to larger sizes, further driving the trend towards bigger screens [5]. Group 3: Industry Dynamics - The homogenization of large LCD TVs is intensifying price competition, as manufacturers focus on producing larger models to enhance profit margins [2][3]. - The production of LCD panels, which account for 40-60% of TV prices, is shifting towards larger sizes to keep factories operational [3]. - The traditional perception of "TV = Japanese-made" is changing, with companies like Sharp and Funai facing significant operational challenges, including factory closures and bankruptcy proceedings [5].