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Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the shift in consumer behavior in China, highlighting the rise of "new consumption" and its contrast with traditional consumption, emphasizing the emotional value and social aspects of modern purchasing decisions [1][4][21]. Group 1: Current Consumption Landscape - Domestic consumption has become a primary focus for the economy, with various government initiatives like subsidies and consumption vouchers aimed at boosting spending [1][2]. - China's household consumption accounts for less than 40% of GDP, significantly lower than the 70% in the US and 60% in Japan, indicating substantial growth potential [3]. - There is a notable disparity in the consumption market, with traditional sectors declining while new consumption categories are thriving [4]. Group 2: Traditional vs. New Consumption - Traditional dining sectors are struggling, with significant losses reported by established brands, while new beverage brands like Mixue Ice City are rapidly expanding [5]. - Traditional retail channels are experiencing a decline, with hypermarkets down 11.4% for four consecutive years, while snack stores are booming [7][8]. - The high-end liquor market is facing challenges, with prices for premium brands like Moutai dropping significantly, reflecting inventory pressures [9]. Group 3: Emotional and Social Aspects of New Consumption - New consumption is characterized by a shift from basic needs to "self-pleasing" demands, focusing on emotional value rather than practical utility [21][22]. - The success of products like LABUBU from Pop Mart illustrates the importance of social media and emotional marketing in driving consumer interest [30][31]. - Over 40% of young consumers prioritize emotional value in their purchases, with a significant portion seeking to please themselves through spending [35][36]. Group 4: Evolution of Consumer Behavior - The article outlines the historical evolution of consumer behavior in China, indicating three major shifts in consumption patterns since the 1990s [47][48]. - The emergence of the third consumption era reflects a transition towards valuing symbolic meanings over practical use, aligning with global trends [52][53]. - As consumer needs evolve, there is a potential shift towards a fourth consumption era, characterized by rational consumption and a focus on value [68][72]. Group 5: Future Outlook - The new consumption trend is expected to continue growing, particularly in sectors like pet economy and new consumer electronics, despite potential market corrections [62][63]. - The interplay between traditional and new consumption is seen as a driver for domestic demand recovery, supported by policy initiatives [75][76].

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the shift in consumer behavior in China, highlighting the rise of "new consumption" and its contrast with traditional consumption, emphasizing the importance of emotional value in purchasing decisions [1][2][4][30]. Group 1: Current Consumption Landscape - Domestic consumption in China accounts for less than 40% of GDP, compared to 70% in the US and 60% in Japan, indicating significant growth potential [3]. - There is a notable disparity in the consumption market, with traditional sectors declining while new consumption categories are thriving [4][5]. - Traditional dining categories are struggling, with brands like 湊湊火锅 closing 73 stores and incurring losses exceeding 3.5 billion yuan, while new tea beverage brands like 蜜雪冰城 are rapidly expanding [6]. Group 2: Traditional vs. New Consumption - Traditional consumption focuses on essential daily needs, while new consumption shifts towards "self-pleasing" demands [21][22]. - The rise of "emotional consumption" is evident, with over 40% of young consumers prioritizing emotional value in their purchases [31]. - The concept of new consumption encompasses various sectors, including snack retail and new tea beverages, reflecting a broader trend towards personalized and emotional purchasing [34]. Group 3: Market Trends and Future Outlook - The article notes that new consumption trends are not merely a passing fad but are rooted in changing consumer environments and behaviors [54]. - Despite the current enthusiasm for new consumption, many companies are experiencing stock price corrections, indicating potential overvaluation [52][53]. - Long-term prospects for sectors like pet economy and new consumer electronics appear promising, with emerging trends suggesting continued growth [55][56].

Core Insights - The new tea beverage industry in China is entering a peak sales season, with a focus on supporting young entrepreneurs and trends in consumer preferences [1][3] - The market size of the new tea beverage sector is projected to exceed 400 billion yuan by 2028, with high consumer engagement [3] - The leading brand, Hushang Ayi, has over 9,100 stores nationwide and aims to provide comprehensive support for franchisees [3][4] Industry Trends - The new tea beverage market is characterized by high consumer loyalty, with 87.9% of consumers purchasing tea beverages at least twice a week [3] - The most popular tea beverage categories among consumers are fruit tea (42.6%) and milk tea (42.1%) [3] - Hushang Ayi has developed a "super fruit and vegetable tea series" to meet diverse consumer demands [3] Company Initiatives - Hushang Ayi is offering various support measures for franchisees, including full exemption of seven fees related to operations and marketing, and a reduction in brand authorization fees [4] - The company provides a comprehensive support system for franchisees, covering store selection, raw material procurement, and operational training [3][4] - Hushang Ayi plans to hold franchise events in other cities like Chengdu, Xi'an, Hangzhou, and Guangzhou to attract more entrepreneurs [5]

Core Insights - The new tea beverage market is entering a "preparation period" ahead of the Dragon Boat Festival and summer season, with a significant decrease in new store openings in May 2025 compared to previous months and the same period last year [1][4]. Store Opening Trends - In May 2025, 26 new tea beverage brands opened a total of 2016 stores, a decrease of 38.87% month-on-month and 47.18% year-on-year [1][3]. - The total number of stores in the industry reached 113,281, with an increase of 1,029 stores compared to April [1]. - Major brands like Mixue Ice City opened 743 new stores in May, although this was a decrease of approximately 865 stores from April [4]. Brand Performance - Mixue Ice City remains the leader in store openings, followed by Gu Ming with 305 new stores, marking a year-on-year increase of 36.16% [4][7]. - Other brands such as Bawang Chaji and Yihe Tang also showed stable performance with 117 and 94 new stores respectively [4][8]. - Brands like Hey Tea and Nayuki continued to open stores at a slow pace, with only 9 and 4 new stores in May [4][7]. Product Development and Marketing - In May, 26 brands launched approximately 105 new SKUs, an increase of 17 from April, indicating a focus on product innovation [8][11]. - The most popular new product ingredients included peach and bayberry, with several brands introducing related products [11]. - Marketing strategies are shifting from collaboration-driven promotions to influencer marketing, with 7 brands engaging in celebrity or KOL partnerships in May [12]. Industry Dynamics - The industry is experiencing a more differentiated expansion among leading brands, with Gu Ming entering the "10,000 store club" [7]. - Tea Baidao is facing store contraction despite opening 70 new stores, with a net decrease of 104 stores compared to April [7]. - The overall marketing approach is transitioning from heavy reliance on collaborations to a more refined focus on direct sales impact and private domain traffic [12].

Core Viewpoint - The new tea beverage industry is experiencing a significant differentiation among leading companies following a series of IPOs, indicating a shift into a more competitive phase characterized by homogenization and over-expansion issues [1][10]. Company Performance - Companies like Gu Ming and Mi Xue Group have seen substantial stock price increases post-IPO, with Gu Ming rising by 149.50% and Mi Xue Group by 137.93% as of May 9 [2][3]. - In contrast, companies such as Nai Xue's Tea and Cha Bai Dao have faced significant declines in stock prices, with Nai Xue's Tea down 94.39% and Cha Bai Dao down 44.51% since their respective IPOs [2][7]. - The stock performance of Ba Wang Cha Ji and Hu Shang A Yi has also been weaker compared to their peers, with Ba Wang Cha Ji showing a modest increase of 14.29% and Hu Shang A Yi at 27.74% [3][5]. Market Trends - The new tea beverage market is projected to reach a scale of 354.72 billion yuan in 2024, with a stable growth forecast of 6.4% year-on-year, potentially exceeding 400 billion yuan by 2028 [14]. - The industry is transitioning from a growth phase focused on market share acquisition to a more mature phase emphasizing differentiation and refined strategies [14][16]. Challenges and Issues - The industry faces challenges such as product homogenization, excessive store expansion, and declining operational efficiency, leading to a "impossible triangle" scenario where companies struggle to balance scale expansion, cost control, and brand differentiation [10][12][16]. - Some companies have reported significant drops in net profit, with Cha Bai Dao experiencing a 58.55% decline in 2024, while Nai Xue's Tea reported substantial losses [8][12]. Strategic Directions - Companies are increasingly focusing on differentiation strategies, with Mi Xue Group leveraging its supply chain capabilities to gain competitive advantages [16]. - Expansion into overseas markets is a key strategy for many leading new tea beverage companies, with Ba Wang Cha Ji already testing its first North American store shortly after its IPO [17].

Core Viewpoint - The rapid rise and fall of Hu Shang A Yi's stock price post-IPO reflects a significant shift in the new tea beverage industry from aggressive expansion to a more rational approach, highlighting the challenges faced by the company and the sector as a whole [1][2]. Group 1: IPO and Market Reaction - Hu Shang A Yi's IPO was highly successful, with an oversubscription rate of 3616.83 times and over 940 billion HKD in frozen funds, marking it as the highest new stock subscription in Hong Kong after regulatory changes [2]. - On its first trading day, the stock price surged by 74.68% to 197.6 HKD, but subsequently dropped by 8.78% the following day, leading to a cumulative decline of over 20% within a week [1][2]. - By early June, the stock price had fallen to around 125 HKD, representing a nearly 37% decrease from its peak [1]. Group 2: Financial Performance and Challenges - In 2024, Hu Shang A Yi reported a revenue of 3.285 billion HKD, a year-on-year decline of 1.9%, and a net profit of 329 million HKD, down 15.2% [4]. - The company's business model heavily relies on a franchise system, with 99.7% of stores operated by franchisees, leading to a significant drop in single-store GMV from 1.559 million HKD in 2023 to 1.37 million HKD in 2024, a decrease of 12.12% [4][5]. - The closure rate of franchise stores increased to 12.7% in 2024, with over 1,000 stores shutting down, significantly higher than the industry average of 4% [4]. Group 3: Competitive Landscape and Market Dynamics - The new tea beverage industry is experiencing a slowdown, with a projected growth rate of only 8.2% in 2024 and further decline to 7.5% in 2025, leading to intense price wars among leading brands [6]. - Hu Shang A Yi faces challenges in both low-price and mid-to-high-end markets, struggling against competitors like Mi Xue Bing Cheng and Xi Tea, which have established stronger market positions [6]. - The company's reliance on third-party suppliers and inadequate cold chain coverage hinder its ability to reduce costs, making it difficult to compete on price with rivals [5][6]. Group 4: Future Outlook and Strategic Considerations - The company must focus on optimizing its supply chain and digital commitments, potentially allocating 60% of its IPO proceeds to these areas to regain growth momentum [6]. - Reducing food waste to levels comparable to competitors and leveraging scale procurement could help Hu Shang A Yi improve its cost structure and competitive positioning in the market [6].

在资本市场，以"三朵金花"为代表，包括宠物经济、医美化妆、疗愈经济、新饮品等行业或细分领域， 被统一称为"悦己消费"，即相关消费行为通常以满足消费者情感价值、个性化需求及自我提升为核心。 过去一年时间，"三朵金花"股价均实现翻倍甚至数倍增长，整个"悦己消费"也成为资本市场最火热的概 念。 每经评论员杜恒峰 在混杂着不解、怀疑、惊叹、遗憾的声音中，6月12日泡泡玛特盘中股价摸高至283.4港元，再创历史新 高，总市值一度突破3800亿港元；同为港股"三朵金花"的老铺黄金，收盘价上涨5.66%至914港元，总市 值1578亿港元，将周大福这样的老牌巨头甩在了身后；另一朵"金花"蜜雪集团收盘价也维持在历史高 位，总市值2023亿港元。 事实上，"悦己消费"也为企业摆脱"内卷式"竞争提供了新的思路，泡泡玛特不需要卷价格，蜜雪集团也 不是想要通过低价垄断新茶饮市场。正是对自身市场清晰的定位、对产品和服务的极致打磨，由此形成 的竞争力不仅仅适用于中国市场，也能在国际市场闯出一片天地。 契合年轻消费者需求、有增长、不内卷、有国际化潜力，这是"悦己消费"估值迭创新高的定价逻辑。消 费市场竞争残酷，消费者偏好、预算分配也随时在 ...

Core Insights - The new seasonal drink "Qixiang Huangpi Peach" launched by Heytea highlights the trend of the new tea beverage industry deepening supply chain construction and promoting regional specialty ingredients to break geographical limitations and reach the national consumer market [1][6] Industry Trends - The success of Huangpi fruit is not an isolated case; the new tea beverage industry has become a significant force in promoting the nationalization of regional specialty agricultural products, with various fruits like Sangshen and Balele also leveraging the new tea beverage channels to expand beyond their local markets [3][6] - The core of this trend is the increasingly mature deep supply chain system within the industry, which includes strict quality management throughout the entire process from planting to delivery, ensuring flavor and supply stability [4][6] Supply Chain Innovations - Brands are deeply involved in the entire supply chain, including planting, harvesting, processing, and distribution, to ensure high-quality raw material supply [4] - The industry is establishing exclusive planting bases in high-quality production areas through self-built, co-built, and contract farming models, ensuring long-term, safe, and high-quality raw material supply [4][6] - The industry continuously explores and applies diverse regional specialty ingredients, integrating them into product innovation to provide consumers with convenient experiences of different regional flavors [4][6] Economic Impact - The new tea beverage industry is breaking down barriers to the circulation of regional agricultural products through systematic supply chain innovation and differentiated product development, enriching its product matrix and consumer experience while effectively promoting the development of local specialty agricultural economies [6][7]

Group 1 - The new tea beverage market is entering a traditional consumption peak with significant benefits from the recent "subsidy war" among delivery platforms [1][2] - Tea Baidao launched a new lychee series, achieving over 50,000 cups sold within an hour and surpassing 100,000 cups by noon on the launch day, marking it as a summer hit [1] - Tea Baidao has improved its supply chain, with approximately 92% of stores achieving next-day delivery and 95% receiving multiple deliveries weekly [2] Group 2 - Bawang Chaji is expanding its presence in campus markets, with a new store at Tsinghua University achieving over 2,200 cups sold on its opening day, ranking first among its nationwide stores [2][3] - The classic products of Bawang Chaji account for nearly 60% of sales in campus stores, indicating strong demand among students [3] - The tea beverage industry is experiencing a price war, but recent reports suggest a stabilization in the market, benefiting brands through delivery platform subsidies [3]