Investment Rating - The report assigns an "Accumulate" rating for the industry [4]. Core Insights - The revenue performance of Taiwanese manufacturing companies in November showed divergence, with lululemon's Q3 performance exceeding expectations, particularly in the mainland China market, while the North American market remains under pressure. The CEO of lululemon will resign in January 2026, and it is expected that the proportion of new products for the spring season will reach 35% [2][5]. Summary by Sections Industry Overview - In November 2025, the revenue of Taiwanese manufacturers such as Yuanyuan, Fengtai, Yuchi, Zhiqiang, Laiyi, and Ruhong showed year-on-year changes of -2.4%, -11.8%, +6.6%, +3.1%, -5.8%, and +1.5% respectively. Cumulative revenue from January to November showed year-on-year changes of +0.9%, -4.9%, +21.2%, +14.7%, +6.2%, and +3.8% [5]. Company Performance - For lululemon's Q3 (ending November 2), revenue was $2.57 billion, a year-on-year increase of 7%, surpassing Bloomberg's consensus estimate of $2.48 billion. The net profit attributable to shareholders was $310 million, a year-on-year decrease of 12.8%, also exceeding expectations [5]. - In terms of regional performance, Q3 revenue in the Americas, mainland China, and other regions showed year-on-year changes of -2%, +47%, and +19% respectively [5]. Future Outlook - The report suggests that the performance of the export manufacturing sector is expected to recover in 2026 due to three main factors: the implementation of U.S. tariff policies, reduced burden of tariff costs shared with brands, and improved efficiency from optimized production line allocation [5]. - Recommended companies include Huayi Group, Jiuxing Holdings, Shenzhou International, and Chaoying International Holdings, with a focus on home textiles, luxury goods, and undervalued high-dividend companies [5].