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造纸轻工行业周报:三丽鸥业绩继续超预期关注国内IP潮玩个股;浆纸价格底部反弹北京限购放松政策催化家居估值;轻工制造个股外延业务增加看点-20250812
Shenwan Hongyuan Securities· 2025-08-12 02:35
Investment Rating - The report indicates a positive investment outlook for the IP toy sector, paper industry, and home furnishing sector, highlighting specific companies to watch [2][4][17]. Core Insights - The IP toy market continues to thrive, with Sanrio's FY26Q1 performance exceeding expectations, driven by strong IP character sales, particularly Hello Kitty, across various regions [2][4]. - The paper industry is entering a peak demand season in Q3, with expectations for price stabilization and potential upward movement due to supply-side improvements [14][15]. - The home furnishing sector is poised for recovery as Beijing relaxes housing purchase restrictions, which may enhance valuation and stimulate demand [17][19]. Summary by Sections 1. IP Toy Sector - Sanrio's FY26Q1 revenue reached 431 billion JPY, a 49% year-on-year increase, with operating profit up 88% and net profit up 38%, attributed to strong IP character performance [2][4]. - Companies such as Morning Glory, Chuangyuan, Chaohongji, Guobo, and Blucor are highlighted for their innovative IP collaborations and product launches [2][4][6][9][10]. 2. Paper Industry - The report notes that Q3 demand is gradually increasing, with expectations for paper prices to stabilize and potentially rise, supported by reduced production from overseas suppliers [14][15]. - Key companies to monitor include Sun Paper, Nine Dragons, and Bohui Paper, as they are positioned to benefit from the improving supply-demand dynamics [14][15]. 3. Home Furnishing Sector - The easing of purchase restrictions in Beijing is expected to boost the home furnishing sector, with companies like Sophia, Oppein, Gujia, and others identified as having strong dividend safety margins [17][19][23]. - The report emphasizes the potential for valuation recovery in the home furnishing sector, driven by improved consumer confidence and demand from the secondary housing market [19][23].