Core Insights - The A-share market has seen a surge in institutional research activities since August, with over 1,600 listed companies being investigated by market institutions, particularly in the medical equipment and electronic components sectors [2][3] - Four companies have attracted significant attention, receiving over 300 institutional visits: Mindray Medical, Desay SV, Crystal Optoelectronics, and United Imaging [3] Company Performance - Mindray Medical's projected revenues for 2022, 2023, and 2024 are 30.366 billion, 34.932 billion, and 36.726 billion respectively [3] - Desay SV's projected revenues for the same period are 14.933 billion, 21.908 billion, and 27.618 billion [3] - Crystal Optoelectronics is expected to generate revenues of 4.376 billion, 5.076 billion, and 6.278 billion [3] - United Imaging's projected revenues are 9.238 billion, 11.411 billion, and 10.3 billion [4] Industry Focus - The most favored sectors for institutional research include industrial machinery, electronic components, and medical equipment, with 135, 89, and 53 companies respectively being investigated [5] - Companies in these sectors have reported strong financial performance, contributing to their attractiveness for institutional investors [6] Future Growth Potential - Institutions are increasingly interested in the unique business models and growth potential of companies, focusing on high-potential business segments [7] - Mindray Medical highlighted three high-potential business areas: minimally invasive surgery, animal healthcare, and cardiovascular, which collectively exceeded 4 billion in revenue last year [7] - Crystal Optoelectronics is focusing on enhancing its capabilities in chip design and 3D visual perception, particularly in AI applications [7] Investment Evaluation - Investors are advised to closely monitor the latest business developments and technological advancements of companies, especially those that create competitive barriers or new growth points [8] - Observing how companies respond to industry challenges and market fluctuations can provide insights into their adaptability and innovation [8]