Core Viewpoint - Jinshi Technology (002951) held its annual shareholder meeting on May 27, 2024, marking its first interaction with investors after the recent removal of its delisting risk, with a focus on its energy storage business and financial recovery efforts [1][4]. Financial Performance - In 2024, Jinshi Technology achieved operating revenue of 376 million yuan, a year-on-year increase of 1008.39%, while net profit was -4.397 million yuan, significantly reducing losses compared to -44.5714 million yuan in 2023 [4]. - The company's energy storage equipment revenue reached 258 million yuan, accounting for 68.70% of total revenue, while revenue from energy storage safety solutions was 114 million yuan, making up 30.24% [4]. Business Strategy and Development - Jinshi Technology is undergoing a strategic transformation from its origins in cigarette packaging to focus on new energy and materials, particularly in energy storage and new material technology [4]. - The energy storage business includes the research, production, and sales of energy storage systems, with products such as distributed liquid-cooled and air-cooled energy storage units [4]. Market Outlook and Challenges - The company reported a stable progress in its energy storage business, with a backlog of orders amounting to approximately 332 million yuan and an additional 308 million yuan in potential orders [5]. - Despite the positive outlook, the company faces challenges such as low gross margins due to high fixed asset depreciation and increased R&D investments [1][5]. Product Development - The company is actively working on its supercapacitor project, with internal usage already initiated and market readiness being awaited [6]. - The R&D of super activated carbon is ongoing, with the product showing promising performance in meeting industry standards [7]. Future Plans - Jinshi Technology aims to enhance its technological capabilities and expand application areas, particularly in data center energy storage solutions [5]. - The company is open to financial investments and cautious about mergers and acquisitions, emphasizing the need for business synergy [8].