Report Industry Investment Rating No relevant content provided in the given text. Core Viewpoints - "Anti-involution" policies are accelerating at the macro level, and inflation expectations are starting to bottom out. At the industry level, since June, "anti-involution" has been advanced mainly through self-discipline, and some industries have formed certain price increase expectations [4][7]. - By reviewing historical similar policy environments, the current "anti-involution" situation has similarities with the policy backgrounds in 2016 and 2021. Although this round may be advanced more from the industry self-discipline level, it is expected that the price increase expectations of key industries will be realized, and attention should be paid to the investment opportunities brought about by the improvement of profit expectations in related industries [4][23]. - Last week, the convertible bond market rose, and the valuation reached a high level. Five convertible bonds announced redemptions, and the total scale of bonds to be issued is about 7 billion yuan [1][24]. Summary by Directory 1. "Anti-involution" Historical Review and Current Concerns - **Policy Progress**: Since the Politburo meeting in July 2024 proposed to prevent "involutionary" vicious competition, to the official proposal by the Central Financial and Economic Commission on July 1, 2025, to govern the disorderly low - price competition of enterprises in accordance with laws and regulations and promote the orderly withdrawal of backward production capacity, the "anti-involution" policy has continued to exert force [4][7]. - **Industry Trends**: Since June, industries such as automobiles, photovoltaics, and most upstream cyclical industries have launched initiatives or collective production reduction plans by leading enterprises, and the market associates this round of "anti-involution" with the price increase logic under the production capacity optimization in 2016 and 2021 [4][7]. - **Historical Comparison**: In 2016, the supply - side reform focused on the coal and steel industries. In 2021, due to the demand for meeting the dual - control targets of energy consumption and the rise in coal prices, power and production restrictions were implemented in many places, and the PPI increased significantly. The current situation has similarities with these two historical periods, and the "anti-involution" this time may be more concentrated in the middle and lower reaches, with a high proportion of private enterprises [4][23]. 2. Market Review: Convertible Bonds Rose Weekly, and Valuation Reached a High Level - **Weekly Market Conditions**: Last week, the main stock indexes rose, and the convertible bond market followed suit. There are 477 issued but unexpired convertible bonds, with a balance of 648.241 billion yuan. Some bonds have not yet been listed for trading, and there are currently no bonds to be issued [24]. - **Valuation Performance**: The weighted average closing price of convertible bonds increased by 0.68% compared with the previous Friday. The premium rates of high - rated and large - scale convertible bonds increased. The convertible bond market's 100 - yuan par - value fitted conversion premium rate increased by 1.32 pct compared with the previous Friday [32]. 3. Terms and Supply: Five Convertible Bonds Announced Redemptions, and the Total Scale of Bonds to be Issued is about 7 Billion Yuan - **Terms**: As of July 18, 5 convertible bonds announced redemptions, and Lingkang Convertible Bond's board of directors proposed a downward revision. Some bonds announced non - early redemptions, and some announced that they were expected to meet the redemption conditions. 4 convertible bonds announced no downward revisions, and 12 were expected to trigger downward revisions [1][50]. - **Primary Market**: Last week, Xizhen and Yongxi Convertible Bonds were listed, with a total scale of 1.685 billion yuan. This week, Libo Convertible Bond will be listed, with a scale of 750 million yuan. There were no new convertible bond issuances. Last week, Tonglian Precision added a board of directors' plan, and the total scale of bonds to be issued is about 7 billion yuan [1][53].

Summary of Key Points from the Conference Call Industry Overview - The conference call focuses on the green electricity (绿电) sector in China, particularly in relation to the impact of the 136 Document released by the National Development and Reform Commission in early 2025 [1][3][9]. Core Insights and Arguments - **Valuation of Green Electricity Sector**: The price-to-book (PB) ratio for green electricity operators has fallen to approximately 0.7 to 0.8, reflecting a significant decline over the past three years. Despite this, favorable policy developments are expected to enhance the sector's attractiveness [2][4]. - **Impact of the 136 Document**: The 136 Document mandates that all new energy grid-connected electricity enters market-based trading, stabilizing revenue expectations for existing projects through a price difference settlement mechanism. This has led to increased competition among operators [3][9][10]. - **Cash Flow Improvement**: The cautious investment approach in the sector is anticipated to improve cash flow and alleviate the financial pressures caused by previous rapid capacity expansions [4][14]. - **Accounts Receivable Issues**: Many green electricity operators face high accounts receivable due to historical subsidy shortfalls. If these issues are resolved, it could lead to significant upward potential for these companies [5][16]. - **Green Value as Competitive Advantage**: The green value of electricity is highlighted as a core competitive advantage, with the gradual improvement of China's green certificate system gaining international recognition [1][6][20]. Additional Important Content - **Historical Context of the Green Electricity Market**: The market has experienced three distinct phases, with the current phase characterized by low valuations and high policy support, making it an attractive investment opportunity [7][8]. - **Future Directions for Green Electricity Consumption**: The ongoing development of a green electricity consumption system is crucial, with policies aimed at ensuring fair competition and enhancing overall industry efficiency [17][22]. - **Cross-Province Trading Dynamics**: Currently, 92% of transactions in the green electricity market are cross-province, with provinces rich in renewable resources selling to high-energy-consuming provinces [21]. - **Government Measures to Promote Green Energy**: The government is implementing dual control measures on energy consumption and renewable energy consumption weights to drive the growth of green energy [22][24]. Conclusion - The green electricity sector in China is positioned for potential growth due to favorable policy changes, improved cash flow prospects, and a strong competitive edge based on environmental value. The current low valuation presents a compelling investment opportunity for operators like Datang Renewable Power, Jinneng Clean Energy, and Longyuan Power [24].

Report Summary 1. Industry Investment Rating No industry investment rating is provided in the report. 2. Core Viewpoints - The silicon ferroalloy market has experienced significant price fluctuations due to factors such as over - capacity, policy impacts, and changes in supply - demand balance. The current market is characterized by over - capacity, and the price trend is downward due to weak demand and the release of new production capacity [8][23][26]. - The core contradictions in the market include structural over - capacity, the buffering effect of energy - consumption dual - control policies, and the game between profit and policy [23]. 3. Summary by Related Catalogs Macroeconomic and Supply - Demand Background - From 2011 - 2015, the global financial crisis had a lingering impact, with slow economic recovery in Europe and the US. China's GDP growth rate dropped from 18.2% in 2011 to 7.1% in 2015, and supply - side reforms affected the steel industry chain, which in turn influenced the demand for silicon ferroalloy. From 2020 to the present, the pandemic led to a contraction in industrial and manufacturing demand, and later, infrastructure and export demand drove a V - shaped rebound in steel demand, supporting silicon ferroalloy demand but with limited pulling power [3]. Price Fluctuations - Due to over - capacity in the Chinese silicon ferroalloy industry and limited demand, prices dropped rapidly from 2013 - 2015 and 2022 - 2024. Policy shocks such as the implementation of supply - side reforms in 2016 and the energy - consumption dual - control policy in 2021 had a significant impact on the price, indicating a common driving mechanism between policy and capacity adjustment [8]. Capacity Changes - From 2011 - 2024, the national silicon ferroalloy production capacity increased from 6.5 million tons to 11.024 million tons, an expansion of nearly 70%. There was a significant increase in capacity in regions like Qinghai, Ningxia, and Shaanxi. From 2011 - 2015, there was an acceleration in capacity investment, followed by a phase of capacity replacement [11]. - Currently, the average capacity utilization rate of silicon ferroalloy has not exceeded 62% since 2023, and only Inner Mongolia has maintained a relatively high capacity utilization rate. The annual output of silicon ferroalloy has stabilized at around 5.5 million tons, with Inner Mongolia and Ningxia having relatively large market shares [13]. Policy Impacts - In 2011, 2.127 million tons of ferroalloy production capacity was eliminated, and in 2014, 2.343 million tons was eliminated, including small - scale ore - heating furnaces of various ferroalloys. In 2016, supply - side reforms led to the elimination of backward production capacity in the steel industry [16]. - In 2021, the energy - consumption dual - control policy led to power and production restrictions in major production areas. Inner Mongolia implemented a policy to withdraw the production capacity of ore - heating furnaces below 25,000KVA and 30,000KVA. Other provinces also carried out power and production restrictions to meet energy - consumption targets, which initially led to an expected supply contraction and price increase, but later the supply did not actually decrease significantly [17][18][19]. Current Market Situation - In 2021, although the silicon ferroalloy industry was affected by the energy - consumption dual - control policy, the actual reduction in production at the industrial level was limited, and the overall supply remained high. Compared with 2013, the total industry capacity expanded by nearly 70% while the annual output was similar. Weak demand due to a pessimistic real - estate environment led to a downward price trend [23]. - As of July 2025, the over - capacity problem remains unsolved. The prices of electricity and semi - coke, which account for about 60% and 14% of the current silicon ferroalloy cost respectively, are the main short - term drivers of price changes. The price of silicon ferroalloy continues to decline [24].

Group 1: Industry Investment Rating - No information provided Group 2: Core Views - From 2021 - 2023, with the intensification of energy consumption dual - control policies, coal and non - ferrous supplies tightened, PPI rebounded, and industrial prosperity improved [2] - In 2016, the goal of steel and coal capacity reduction was set, combining administrative and market means [2] - In 2017 - 2018, capacity clearance was completed, and the utilization rate of steel and coal production capacity returned to a reasonable level, with industry profitability restored [2] - In 2024, the government set a unit GDP energy consumption reduction target and introduced an energy - saving and carbon - reduction action plan [2] Group 3: Summary by Related Catalogs - **Supply - side Reform Timeline** - In November 2015, the term "supply - side structural reform" was first proposed [2] - In December 2015, the "Three Reductions, One Deleveraging, and One Strengthening" tasks were refined [2] - In July 2020, the pandemic led to a direct impact on the recovery of commodities [2] - In September 2020, the "dual - carbon" goal was put forward, shifting the reform focus [2] - In February 2022, the Russia - Ukraine conflict intensified the energy crisis [2] - In March 2022, the US announced the release of 180 million barrels of crude oil reserves [2] - In March 2024, the government set a unit GDP energy consumption reduction target of 2.5% [2] - In May 2024, an energy - saving and carbon - reduction action plan was introduced to set energy - efficiency thresholds for different industries [2] - **Industry Development Impact** - The implementation of relevant policies led to changes in coal, steel, and other industries, including capacity reduction, production capacity utilization rate adjustment, and profitability recovery [2]

Group 1 - The next five years mark the beginning of a comprehensive market entry for renewable energy in China, with expectations for continued growth beyond coal-fired power generation capacity [1][11] - China's energy development is transitioning towards a safe, efficient, and clean green direction, with a strong emphasis on reducing carbon emissions [1][3] - The "14th Five-Year Plan" aims for a 13.5% reduction in energy consumption per unit of GDP and an 18% reduction in carbon dioxide emissions [3][4] Group 2 - Despite the acceleration in energy transition, challenges remain, particularly regarding energy security and the "impossible triangle" of energy security, economy, and cleanliness [2] - The transition from energy consumption control to carbon emission control is a significant policy shift, emphasizing the role of carbon emissions in the energy revolution [5][6] - The focus on carbon emissions will facilitate the development of non-fossil energy sources and alleviate constraints faced by enterprises using clean energy [6] Group 3 - By 2025, the proportion of non-fossil energy consumption is expected to reach around 20%, with non-fossil energy generation accounting for approximately 39% of total generation [7][8] - As of July 2024, the installed capacity of wind and solar energy reached 1.206 billion kilowatts, surpassing coal power capacity [8] - The rapid development of renewable energy poses challenges for the energy system, necessitating enhanced flexibility and security measures [8][10] Group 4 - The upcoming five years will see renewable energy fully entering the electricity market, with expectations for continued growth in installed capacity [11][12] - The transition to a carbon emission control system will require significant efforts to manage the increasing pressure on the electricity grid due to higher renewable energy integration [12][13] - Climate change and extreme weather events are becoming critical factors in electricity planning, necessitating a new adaptive planning approach for the energy system [13]

Core Viewpoint - The company, Xinjing Power, is focusing on expanding its global market presence and enhancing its product offerings in the energy and chemical sectors, leveraging its technological advancements and strategic partnerships to drive sustainable growth [1][3][4]. Group 1: Business Overview - Xinjing Power has established a comprehensive industrial chain in the turbomachinery sector, integrating technology research and development, equipment manufacturing, and engineering services [1]. - The company's main products are utilized in various fields including petrochemicals, coal chemicals, natural gas chemicals, and renewable energy [1]. - The company is focusing on upgrading its product matrix, particularly in areas such as green hydrogen and ammonia integration, and compressed gas storage [1][3]. Group 2: Financial Performance - In 2024, Xinjing Power achieved a revenue of 552 million yuan and a net profit of 67.1 million yuan, marking a turnaround from previous losses [2]. - The company has improved its cash flow and reduced overdue debts through effective debt restructuring and communication with creditors [2]. - As of the end of the first quarter, the company had an order backlog of approximately 1.681 billion yuan, indicating a growing demand for its products [2]. Group 3: Global Expansion - Xinjing Power is actively expanding its production capacity with a strategic layout that includes a main plant in Jinzhou and supporting bases in Shijiazhuang, Langfang, and Chengdu [3]. - The company has successfully entered international markets, signing contracts for significant projects such as a 3,000 tons per day ammonia compressor unit [3]. - Recent achievements include entering the supply chain of international high-end energy equipment and securing maintenance projects for natural gas pipelines [3][4]. Group 4: Technological Advancements - The company is leveraging its technological capabilities to enhance its market reputation and secure priority cooperation opportunities in equipment upgrades and energy efficiency [5]. - Xinjing Power has made strides in domestic equipment localization, successfully delivering a 500,000-ton ethylene compressor and winning contracts for significant chemical projects [5]. - The company aims to continue optimizing its product offerings to meet customer demands for efficiency and sustainability [5].

Financial Performance - The company's operating cash flow net increased by 339.97% year-on-year due to a rise in orders and prepayments [2][3] - In Q1 2025, net profit attributable to shareholders grew by 284.47%, primarily due to debt restructuring gains of CNY 78.49 million and a 65.72% reduction in credit impairment losses [4] Profitability Metrics - The overall gross margin reached 25.11% in 2024, an increase of 4.60 percentage points from the previous year, driven by a higher proportion of high-value-added business and effective cost control [3] - The gross margin for high-end equipment manufacturing increased by 5.64 percentage points, while the energy and energy services business saw a 3.18 percentage point increase in gross margin [3] Strategic Initiatives - The company is focusing on green energy projects, including hydrogen-based energy and advanced energy storage technologies, with significant projects underway [5] - A stock incentive plan was implemented to align the interests of the core team with the company's long-term development goals, enhancing motivation and collaboration [6] Market Expansion - The company is actively expanding its overseas oilfield operations, with exploration and production rights in Trinidad and Tobago covering 17,300 acres [6] - In 2023, the company signed contracts for a daily production of 3,000 tons (approximately 1 million tons annually) of ammonia compressor units, achieving international advanced performance standards [7] Investor Relations - The company emphasizes value management and investor communication, utilizing various platforms to maintain engagement and transparency with investors [6][7] - A new value management system has been established to enhance investor returns and maintain investor interests [6]

Core Viewpoint - The petrochemical industry is shifting its focus from energy consumption control to carbon emission control during the "14th Five-Year Plan" period, emphasizing the importance of carbon reduction strategies in ecological civilization construction [1][2]. Group 1: Transition to Carbon Emission Control - The transition to carbon emission control is a significant step in China's ecological strategy, with experts suggesting that the industry should focus on areas such as electrification and raw material substitution to meet upcoming carbon emission targets [1][2]. - The petrochemical sector accounts for approximately 20% of total energy consumption in society, highlighting the critical role of energy efficiency in reducing carbon emissions [1]. Group 2: Technological and Market Innovations - The use of digital twin technology and artificial intelligence is recommended to optimize equipment updates, ensuring reliability and cost-effectiveness in the transition to electrification [2]. - The carbon market, including the voluntary carbon emission reduction (CCER) market, is seen as a vital mechanism for promoting carbon reduction, with opportunities for the petrochemical industry to engage in carbon trading and develop negative carbon technologies [2]. Group 3: Standardization Efforts - The development of national and industry standards related to energy saving, water conservation, and carbon emissions is accelerating, with calls for industry participation in standard formulation to facilitate the green and low-carbon transformation of the sector [3].

Investment Rating - The report maintains a "Positive" investment rating for the waste incineration industry [9]. Core Insights - Recent attention has been drawn to waste incineration projects supplying power to IDC (Internet Data Centers), highlighting the potential for these projects to effectively reduce energy consumption and improve cash flow for B-end enterprises [3][16]. - The transition from energy consumption dual control to carbon emission dual control is expected to enhance the demand for renewable energy, particularly from industrial enterprises, benefiting the waste incineration sector [7][36]. - The report emphasizes the feasibility of direct power supply from waste incineration projects to B-end enterprises, which could lead to valuation recovery for the industry [3][8]. Summary by Sections Energy Consumption Control and Approval Process - The tightening of energy consumption policies necessitates energy efficiency assessments for fixed asset investment projects, with significant variations in approval timelines across different regions [5][22]. - IDC projects are specifically required to undergo energy efficiency assessments due to their high energy consumption levels, which often exceed 10,000 tons of standard coal annually [6][25]. Expansion of Green Energy Applications - The application of green energy from waste incineration is anticipated to expand beyond IDC to B-end enterprises, driven by increasing renewable energy demands and regulatory shifts towards mandatory green electricity consumption [7][38]. - The report notes that the carbon market's expansion, now covering over 60% of national CO2 emissions, will further enhance the demand for green certificates from waste incineration companies [7][8]. Challenges and Opportunities in Direct Power Supply - The current limitations on direct power supply to B-end enterprises stem from unresolved pricing mechanisms, but pilot projects in certain regions are beginning to explore direct green electricity supply [8][36]. - The report suggests that overcoming these challenges could lead to a new trend in direct green electricity supply for industrial enterprises, benefiting all stakeholders involved [8][36]. Investment Recommendations - The report recommends focusing on leading companies in the waste incineration sector, including Hanlan Environment, Weiming Environmental, and others, as they are well-positioned to benefit from the anticipated cash flow improvements and valuation recovery [8].

Group 1: Steel Production Reduction News and Market Performance - On February 26, rumors emerged about a plan to reduce crude steel production by 50 million tons by 2025, leading to a surge in steel stocks and a significant increase in black commodity futures and spot prices [3] - By March 3, the Tangshan Environmental Protection Bureau announced stricter control measures for steel production during the two sessions, with an initial reduction of 30% in production planned [3][4] - On March 24, several steel companies in Xinjiang announced a 10% daily reduction in crude steel production in response to national directives, resulting in a significant rebound in black commodity futures [5] Group 2: Industry Insights and Analysis - The current market is experiencing mixed signals regarding supply-side policies, with the potential for significant production cuts being debated, but the actual impact from Xinjiang's reduction is limited due to its small share of national production [6][7] - If Jiangsu and Shandong provinces implement their proposed reductions of 14 million tons and 4 million tons respectively, the total reduction could exceed 3.93 million tons, marking the largest annual decline since 1982 [7][10] - The steel industry is facing challenges in achieving large-scale production cuts due to stable profit margins and improving demand conditions, despite ongoing discussions about production reductions [12][13][14] Group 3: Demand and Profitability Factors - The steel demand structure is undergoing transformation, with the real estate sector showing signs of recovery, which may mitigate the need for drastic production cuts [13][14] - Steel companies are currently maintaining stable profit margins, with profitability rates around 48%-54%, indicating a lack of immediate pressure to reduce production significantly [13][14] - Inventory levels are a critical indicator of market dynamics, with current inventory reductions showing significant year-on-year declines, although the rate of inventory depletion is weaker than expected [15]