Financial Performance - In the first three quarters of 2025, the company achieved a net profit of approximately 54.65 million yuan, with the pig farming segment contributing about 61.5 million yuan in profit, while the poultry segment incurred a loss of 7 million yuan and the waterfowl segment a loss of approximately 2 million yuan [2][4] - In Q3 2025, the net profit was reported at 19.15 million yuan, with the pig farming segment generating a profit of 15 million yuan, and the poultry segment reaching a breakeven point [2][4] Production and Sales - The company sold a total of 2,767,249 pigs (including live pigs, fresh products, and piglets) and 9.45 billion chickens (including live chickens, fresh products, and cooked food) in the first three quarters [2][4] - The sales of piglets are expected to reach approximately 2 million heads in Q4 2025 due to established external sales channels [3] Cost Management - The production cost for piglets in Q3 2025 decreased to around 260 yuan per head, with a meat pig comprehensive breeding cost of 6.2 yuan per jin [5][6] - The comprehensive cost for meat chickens was reported at 5.8 yuan per jin, influenced by rising feed prices [7] Risk Mitigation Strategies - The company maintained a debt ratio of 49.4% by the end of Q3 2025, focusing on stable operations and reducing financial risks [9] - Despite facing temporary losses in the pig farming sector, the poultry segment performed well, providing a buffer against market risks [9] Shareholder Returns - The company distributed a cash dividend of 3 yuan per 10 shares, totaling 19.9 billion yuan, which accounts for 38% of the net profit attributable to shareholders in the first three quarters [11] - A stock buyback program is in place, with a total of 900 million yuan allocated for repurchase from September 2024 to September 2025 [12] Strategic Initiatives - The company is focusing on high-quality growth, aiming to enhance its breeding capabilities and optimize its product structure, with a target for piglet sales to account for 5%-10% of total pig sales [16][17] - Plans to expand into international markets are underway, prioritizing the export of poultry products, followed by pork and duck products [21] Brand Development - The company is launching new brands, including "Wens Food," "Wens Livestock," and "Wens Ingredients," to better segment its product offerings [14] - Efforts to promote the cultural significance of Chinese native chickens are ongoing, including partnerships and events to enhance market understanding [13]