Investment Rating - The investment rating for the wind power industry is "Outperform the Market" (maintained rating) [1] Core Views - The offshore wind sector is expected to see significant project launches in Jiangsu and Guangdong in the first half of 2025, marking the beginning of a new era for national offshore wind development. The average annual installed capacity for offshore wind during the 14th Five-Year Plan is projected to exceed 20GW, significantly higher than the previous plan. Onshore wind installations are anticipated to reach a historical high of 100GW in 2025, with component manufacturers experiencing simultaneous volume and price increases, leading to substantial annual performance growth. The domestic manufacturing profitability of main engine companies is expected to recover in the third quarter as orders are delivered at increased prices, providing profit elasticity for Chinese wind turbine manufacturers in the coming years [4][5] Summary by Sections Industry News - Recent performance in the wind power sector has shown a divergence, with the top three performing segments being mooring systems (+8.2%), bearings (+6.1%), and castings (+0.8%). The top three individual stocks in terms of growth over the past two weeks are Wuzhou New Spring (+13.6%), Changsheng Bearings (+9.1%), and Yaxing Anchor Chain (+9.0%) [3] Market Data - As of 2025, the cumulative public bidding capacity for wind turbines nationwide is 45.9GW, with onshore wind turbine bidding capacity at 42.3GW and offshore wind turbine capacity at 3.7GW. The average winning bid price for onshore wind turbines (excluding towers) is 1,531 CNY/kW. In 2024, the total public bidding capacity is expected to reach 107.4GW, with a 61% year-on-year increase [7][8] Investment Recommendations - Three key investment directions are suggested: 1) Leading companies in export layouts for pipe piles and submarine cables; 2) Domestic main engine leaders with bottoming profits and accelerating exports; 3) Component manufacturers with opportunities for simultaneous volume and profit growth in 2025. Recommended companies include Goldwind Technology, Oriental Cable, Guoda Special Materials, Zhongji United, Daikin Heavy Industry, Riyue Co., Times New Materials, Hewei Electric, and Jinlei Co. [5]

Investment Rating - The investment rating for the wind power industry is "Outperform the Market" (maintained rating) [1] Core Viewpoints - The offshore wind sector is expected to see significant project launches in Jiangsu and Guangdong in the first half of 2025, marking the beginning of a new era for state-managed offshore wind development. The average annual installed capacity for offshore wind during the 14th Five-Year Plan period is projected to exceed 20GW, significantly surpassing the previous plan's levels. Onshore wind installations are anticipated to reach a historical high of 100GW in 2025, with component manufacturers experiencing simultaneous volume and price increases, leading to substantial annual performance growth. The domestic manufacturing profitability of main engine companies is expected to recover in the third quarter as orders are delivered following price increases, and the export of Chinese wind turbines is gaining momentum, with new orders expected to maintain high growth in 2025-2026, providing further profit elasticity [4][5]. Summary by Sections Industry News - Recent performance in the wind power sector has shown a divergence, with the top three performing segments being bearings (+12.1%), blades (+6.8%), and submarine cables (+2.0%). The top three individual stocks over the past two weeks include Changsheng Bearings (+37.5%), Zhongcai Technology (+14.9%), and Wuzhou Xinchun (+9.8%) [3]. Market Data - As of 2025, the cumulative public bidding capacity for wind turbines nationwide is 43.7GW (-13%), with onshore wind turbine bidding capacity at 40.1GW (-12%) and offshore wind turbine capacity at 3.7GW (-18%). The average winning bid price for onshore wind turbines (excluding towers) in 2025 is 1,531 CNY/kW. In 2024, the total public bidding capacity is projected to be 107.4GW (+61%) [7][8]. Investment Recommendations - Three key areas for investment focus are suggested: 1) Leading companies in export layouts for pile foundations and submarine cables; 2) Domestic main engine leaders with bottoming profits and accelerating exports; 3) Component manufacturers with opportunities for simultaneous volume and profit growth in 2025. Recommended companies include Goldwind Technology, Oriental Cable, Guangda Special Materials, Zhongji United, Dajin Heavy Industry, Riyue Co., Times New Materials, Hewei Electric, and Jinlei Co. [5]

Investment Rating - The investment rating for the wind power industry is "Outperform the Market" (maintained rating) [1] Core Viewpoints - The offshore wind sector is expected to see significant project launches in Jiangsu and Guangdong in the first half of 2025, marking the beginning of a new era for national offshore wind development. The average annual installed capacity for offshore wind during the 14th Five-Year Plan is projected to exceed 20GW, significantly surpassing the previous plan's levels. For onshore wind, the industry is anticipated to reach a record high of 100GW in installed capacity in 2025, with component manufacturers experiencing simultaneous increases in volume and price, leading to substantial annual performance growth. The domestic manufacturing profitability for main engine companies is expected to recover in the third quarter as orders are delivered following price increases, providing profit elasticity with new orders expected to remain high in 2025-2026 [4][5] Summary by Sections Industry News - The wind power sector has seen a general increase in stock prices over the past two weeks, with the top three performing segments being blades (+15.9%), submarine cables (+2.6%), and complete machines (+0.7%). The top three individual stocks in terms of growth are Zhongcai Technology (+34.8%), Xinqianglian (+11.7%), and Dajin Heavy Industry (+6.1%) [3] Market Performance - As of 2025, the cumulative public bidding capacity for wind turbines nationwide is 41.6GW, with onshore wind at 37.9GW and offshore wind at 3.7GW. The average winning bid price for onshore wind turbines (excluding towers) is 1,531 CNY/kW. In 2024, the total public bidding capacity is expected to reach 107.4GW, with a significant increase in onshore wind bidding [7][8] Investment Recommendations - The report suggests focusing on three main areas: 1) Leading companies in export layouts for piles and submarine cables; 2) Domestic leading companies with bottoming profits and accelerating exports; 3) Component manufacturers with opportunities for simultaneous volume and profit growth in 2025. Recommended companies include Goldwind Technology, Oriental Cable, Guangda Special Materials, Zhongji United, Dajin Heavy Industry, Riyue Co., Ltd., Times New Materials, Hewei Electric, and Jinlei Co., Ltd. [5]

Investment Rating - The investment rating for the wind power industry is "Outperform the Market" [1] Core Views - The offshore wind power sector is progressing steadily with major projects expected to commence in the first half of 2025, and over 25GW of projects approved and awaiting bidding nationwide, indicating a record year for bidding in 2025. The average annual installed capacity for offshore wind during the 14th Five-Year Plan is expected to exceed 20GW, significantly surpassing the previous plan's levels. Onshore wind installations are projected to exceed 90GW in 2025, with stable main unit prices and cost reductions driving a rebound in profitability. The export of Chinese wind turbines is gaining momentum, with high growth in orders expected from 2025 to 2026, leading to significant profit elasticity in manufacturing. The profitability of components is expected to decline from 2022 to 2024 but is anticipated to recover in 2025 [4][5]. Summary by Sections Industry News - The wind power sector has seen a general increase in stock prices over the past two weeks, with the top three performing segments being complete machines (+3.1%), blades (+2.9%), and mooring systems (+1.7%). The top three individual stocks in terms of growth are Lixing Co. (+9.6%), Zhongcai Technology (+8.6%), and Guoda Special Materials (+7.9%) [3]. Market Performance - As of 2025, the cumulative publicly tendered capacity for wind turbines nationwide is 46.3GW (+75%), with onshore wind accounting for 36.8GW (+57%) and offshore wind for 9.6GW (+213%). The average winning bid price for onshore wind turbines (excluding towers) in 2025 is 1,774 CNY/kW. For 2024, the total publicly tendered capacity is expected to reach 107.4GW (+61%) [7][11]. Investment Recommendations - Four key areas to focus on include: 1) Leading companies in tower/pile production with high capacity and export potential; 2) Leading submarine cable companies with expected recovery and opening export markets; 3) Leading complete machine manufacturers with domestic profitability bottoming out and accelerating exports; 4) Component manufacturers with opportunities for simultaneous volume and profit growth in 2025. Recommended companies include Goldwind Technology, Oriental Cable, Guoda Special Materials, Zhongji United, Dajin Heavy Industry, Times New Materials, Hewei Electric, Riyue Co., and Sany Renewable Energy [5][6].

Core Viewpoint - The demand for drones is increasing due to the low-altitude economy, leading to a supply shortage of wet-process 3K carbon fiber from Jilin Chemical Fiber, resulting in a price increase of 10,000 yuan per ton for various grades of products [1] Group 1: Price Increase Impact - The capital market reacted sensitively to the price increase, with Jilin Chemical Fiber's stock price hitting the daily limit [2] - The price increase for wet-process 3K carbon fiber is expected to have a limited impact on the company's overall performance, as this product accounts for a small portion of total revenue [6] Group 2: Financial Performance - In 2024, Jilin Chemical Fiber's revenue is projected to be 3.883 billion yuan, a year-on-year increase of 3.93%, while net profit is expected to decline by 13.90% to 28.8841 million yuan, primarily due to the unprofitable carbon fiber business [3] - The core revenue source for the company is viscose filament, generating 2.791 billion yuan in revenue (71.83% of total), with a gross margin of 20.44% [3] - The carbon fiber business contributes only 8.24% to total revenue, with 320 million yuan in revenue and a negative gross margin of -26.74%, indicating a loss [3] Group 3: Production Capacity and Costs - Jilin Chemical Fiber has a design capacity of 12,000 tons for carbon fiber, with a low capacity utilization rate of 44.59%, producing 5,351 tons and selling 5,285 tons last year [3][4] - The cost structure of the carbon fiber business is heavily influenced by the price fluctuations of raw materials like acrylonitrile, which increased by 7.54% year-on-year, while the average carbon fiber price decreased by 22% to approximately 61,000 yuan per ton [4] Group 4: Market Dynamics - The carbon fiber products are primarily small tow fibers (12K, 25K) used in civilian applications, facing intense competition and high price sensitivity [5] - Future demand for carbon fiber is expected to rise due to the development of low-altitude economy applications, such as electric vertical takeoff and landing aircraft (eVTOL) and logistics drones, as well as the wind power industry driven by domestic renewable energy policies [5] Group 5: Valuation and Growth Expectations - The recent price increase is more likely to boost market sentiment than to significantly enhance actual profits for the company [7] - Jilin Chemical Fiber's dynamic price-to-earnings ratio is currently 765 times, significantly higher than the industry average of 41 times, indicating that the valuation relies on future growth expectations rather than current profitability [7] - Analysts predict net profits for 2025-2027 to be 144 million, 223 million, and 290 million yuan, respectively, implying a high price-to-earnings ratio of 513, 234, and 180 times, necessitating an annual growth rate of over 50% to justify the valuation [7]

Investment Rating - The report maintains an "Outperform" rating for the wind power industry [1] Core Views - The wind power sector is experiencing significant growth, with land-based wind power tenders increasing substantially since the beginning of the year. The offshore wind project by Three Gorges Group has commenced full construction [1][4] - 2025 is expected to be a record year for tenders, with over 25GW of projects approved and awaiting bidding. The average annual installation of offshore wind power during the 14th Five-Year Plan is projected to exceed 20GW, significantly surpassing the previous plan [4] - The industry is anticipated to see a historical high in installed capacity for land-based wind power, exceeding 90GW in 2025, with stable main engine prices and a rebound in profitability driven by technological cost reductions [4] Summary by Sections Industry News - The report highlights the significant increase in land-based wind power tenders and the commencement of major offshore projects [1][4] Market Performance - Recent performance in the wind power sector has shown a divergence, with the top-performing segments being castings (+11.4%), blades (+10.4%), and bearings (+5.6%). Notable individual stock performances include Guangda Special Materials (+14.8%) and Times New Material (+14.8%) [3] Investment Recommendations - The report suggests focusing on four key areas: 1) Leading companies in tower/pile production with high export potential 2) Leading submarine cable companies with expected recovery and opening export markets 3) Leading complete machine manufacturers with domestic profitability bottoming out and accelerating exports 4) Component manufacturers with opportunities for simultaneous volume and profit growth in 2025 - Recommended companies include Goldwind Technology, Oriental Cable, Times New Material, Hewei Electric, Sany Renewable Energy, Daikin Heavy Industries, Sun Moon Shares, Zhongji United, and Jinlei Shares [5] Tender and Installation Data - As of 2025, the cumulative public tender capacity for wind turbines in China has reached 24.3GW (+151%), with land-based wind turbine tender capacity at 23.7GW (+145%). The average winning bid price for land-based wind turbines (excluding towers) in 2025 is 1,499 CNY/kW [11] - In 2024, the total public tender capacity for wind turbines was 107.4GW (+61%), with land-based capacity at 99.1GW (+70%) and offshore capacity at 8.4GW (-3%) [11] Company Announcements - The report notes the full construction of the 800MW offshore wind project by Three Gorges Group and the commencement of a 500kW wind power project in Xinjiang by Sany Renewable Energy [10]