Group 1 - The beauty industry is experiencing a significant wave of capital influx, with over 30 beauty-related companies expected to pursue IPOs in the first half of 2025, nearly three times the total for 2023 [5][6][9] - The number of beauty companies waiting for IPOs continues to rise, with more than 20 companies rapidly advancing their IPO processes, including 8 companies that made progress in June alone [2][4] - The recent policy changes from regulatory bodies, including the support for quality enterprises in the consumption sector, have created a favorable environment for beauty companies to access capital markets [7][8][16] Group 2 - The beauty industry has seen a drastic reduction in IPO activity during 2023-2024, with only 10 companies listed compared to 17 in 2021-2022, indicating a cold market sentiment [6][7] - The Hong Kong Stock Exchange has become a popular choice for listings, with many companies, including Ying Tong Holdings and Lin Qingxuan, opting for this market due to its favorable conditions and high international capital recognition [14][16][17] - The competition for being the "first stock" in various segments of the beauty industry is intensifying, with companies like Lin Qingxuan and Gu Yu aiming for significant titles in the market [9][11][18] Group 3 - The beauty industry is entering a phase of high-quality development, with the market size exceeding 1 trillion yuan for two consecutive years, making it the largest cosmetics market globally [20][21] - Companies are increasingly focusing on technological innovation and brand building, which are essential for gaining capital market recognition and achieving sustainable growth [28][30][32] - The future competitive landscape will favor companies that can establish strong research and development capabilities and effective multi-channel operations, as these will be key to long-term success [30][32]