Group 1: Company Insights - BoShi Fund conducted research on six listed companies, focusing on their strategic initiatives and market performance [1][2][3][4][5][6] - Jerry Holdings is executing an international strategy with significant achievements in overseas markets, particularly in the Middle East, and plans to enhance cash flow management and cost reduction in 2024 [1] - Luxshare Precision has a limited impact from U.S. tariffs due to a small proportion of exports to the U.S., and it is observing the situation while emphasizing global capacity layout opportunities [2] - SuShi Testing anticipates a decline in main business revenue and net profit in 2024, with a focus on controlling capital expenditure in traditional areas while exploring emerging sectors [3] - Aerospace Rainbow has made significant progress in drone and missile businesses, with optimistic market expectations for exports and ongoing development of new products [4] - Crystal Optoelectronics is committed to a global and technology-driven strategy, with growth in AR and automotive sectors, while managing production adjustments and maintaining profitability [5] - Guanghe Technology is experiencing steady revenue growth driven by market opportunities and technological innovation, with a focus on AI products and maintaining high production capacity [6] Group 2: Financial Performance - Jerry Holdings reported a cash flow from operating activities of 2.594 billion, a year-on-year increase of 147.3% [1] - SuShi Testing expects a main business revenue of 1.920 billion, a decrease of 4.56%, and a net profit of 229.41 million, down 27% [3] - Aerospace Rainbow's drone export revenue is approximately 1.3 billion, with a gross margin of about 36% [4] - Guanghe Technology achieved an operating income of 3.734 billion, a year-on-year increase of 39.43%, and a net profit of 676 million, up 63.04% [6]

Group 1: Luxshare Precision (立讯精密) - The company stated that the impact of the US tariffs on its exports is limited, as the proportion of finished products exported to the US is relatively small [1] - Luxshare expects customers to request the relocation of products exported to the US to regions with lower tariffs, with Vietnam being a key area due to its advantages in logistics, supply chain, and talent [1] - The company believes that the competitive landscape in the consumer electronics industry will not change significantly due to tariffs, as the supply chain structure primarily depends on corporate competitiveness [1] Group 2: Crystal Optoelectronics (水晶光电) - The company is committed to a global, technology-driven, and open cooperation strategy, continuing to embrace major clients and firmly establishing a dual circulation layout [2] - Crystal Optoelectronics is advancing its production base adjustments and the construction of its Singapore operations center, with AR being identified as a third growth curve [2] - The company has achieved breakthroughs in coating filter technology and expects to capture a significant market share in the future, with the second phase of its Vietnam factory expected to commence mass production in the second half of this year [2]

Investment Rating - The report maintains a "Positive" investment rating for the automotive industry [14] Core Insights - The impact of the recent tariffs imposed by the U.S. on China is relatively limited for the automotive sector, primarily affecting parts exports. Strong parts manufacturers have established global production capabilities, particularly in Mexico, which benefits from zero tariffs under the USMCA agreement [2][10] - The overall automotive sales for the week of March 24-30 reached 482,500 units, a 12.3% increase compared to the previous week. New energy vehicle sales were 241,900 units, reflecting an 8.0% increase, with a penetration rate of 50%, down 2.0 percentage points from the previous week [9][10] - The A-share automotive sector experienced a decline of 3.60%, underperforming the CSI 300 index, which fell by 1.37% [9] Summary by Sections Tariff Impact - The U.S. tariffs on Chinese imports have a limited short-term impact on the automotive sector, with parts exports being the primary concern. Companies can potentially shift production to Mexico or other low-tariff regions to mitigate costs [10][23] Market Performance - The automotive sector's performance in the A-share market has been weak, with various sub-sectors showing declines, particularly in commercial vehicle parts and tires [9][11] Sales Data - Total automotive sales for March 2025 reached 1.685 million units, a 23.4% increase year-on-year, with new energy vehicles accounting for 890,000 units, up 27.7% [9][10] Investment Recommendations - The report recommends focusing on the complete vehicle segment and parts manufacturers with strong overseas layouts, particularly those involved in smart driving technologies and robotics [11][12] - Specific companies highlighted for investment include BYD, XPeng Motors, and Geely for smart driving vehicles, and Top Group and Fulin Precision for robotics [11][12] Parts Manufacturing - Some parts manufacturers may face pressure due to declining Tesla sales, but recovery is expected with new vehicle launches in Q2. Companies with operations in Mexico are less affected by the tariffs [12][40]