Core Viewpoint - The company, Aojie Technology (688220.SH), plans to invest 40 million yuan as a limited partner in the Shanghai Haiwang Hezhong Private Equity Fund, representing 1.8957% of the total committed capital of the fund [1] Investment Details - The investment will focus on growth and mature enterprises in key sectors such as integrated circuits, high-end manufacturing, biomedicine, and other "3+6" priority industries [1] - The investment aims to leverage the expertise and resources of professional investment institutions to broaden investment methods and channels [1] Strategic Objectives - The company seeks to optimize its investment structure and seize investment opportunities within its industry [1] - The investment is intended to achieve industrial synergy by capitalizing on the opportunities presented in the industry [1]

Group 1 - The report outlines a grid trading strategy, which is essentially a high buy low sell trading approach that capitalizes on price fluctuations without predicting market trends, making it suitable for volatile markets [4][14] - Characteristics of suitable grid trading targets include selecting on-market assets, stable long-term trends, low transaction costs, good liquidity, and high volatility, with equity ETFs being particularly appropriate for this strategy [4][14] - The report highlights key ETFs for grid trading, including the New Economy ETF, which benefits from policy incentives and industrial upgrades, capturing new economic growth drivers in China [4][15] Group 2 - The report discusses the Germany ETF, which tracks the DAX index and benefits from Germany's economic stimulus policies, focusing on high-end manufacturing and technology leaders [5][18] - The Chip ETF is noted for its short-term easing of overseas pressures and long-term focus on domestic substitution, with significant investments in the semiconductor industry to enhance self-sufficiency [6][19] - The Robot ETF is emphasized as a strategic core area for technological innovation and high-end manufacturing in China, supported by government policies aimed at advancing intelligent manufacturing [8][24]

中国经济则呈现 "稳中向新" 特征，二季度实际 GDP 增速连续三季度稳定在5%以上，出口韧性、消费 升级与新动能壮大形成核心支撑，但物价持续低迷与名义增长偏慢成为突出制约，国际货币体系变革为 人民币国际化带来新机遇。 报告核心结论显示，中国经济亮点与挑战并存：外贸多元化对冲对美出口下滑，耐用品消费短期发力但 服务消费潜力待释放，高端制造等新动能加速成长；物价低迷源于核心服务疲软与中游化工品拖累。基 于此，建议以供需协同为核心，通过财政货币协同、稳楼市、释消费、推进城镇化、整治内卷五大举 措，促进物价合理回升，最终提振名义增长（按当前市场价格计算的国内生产总值（GDP）增长，未剔 除价格变动因素），实现高质量复苏。 为了从根本上缓解"供强需弱"矛盾，北京大学国家发展研究院卢锋教授建议从以下三个方面系统发力： 一是适度调整公共资源配置，将部分公共部门投入从供给领域转向支持居民收入与消费，形成更为平衡 的供求格局；二是加快推进户籍、土地及现代财政体制的综合改革，以提升公共服务均等化水平，营造 有利于居民消费的优质环境；三是短期刺激和长期改革并举，在保持生产力赶超力度的同时，大幅提升 居民消费率和最终消费率5至10 ...

Core Viewpoint - The recent performance of the ChiNext AI ETF (159388) indicates a positive outlook for the AI industry, with expectations of significant marginal changes in the coming months due to the launch of new models and ongoing policy support for domestic computing power [1] Group 1: AI Industry Outlook - The AI sector is anticipated to experience substantial growth driven by the introduction of new models, which will likely enhance the sustainability of its upward trend [1] - Domestic computing power is viewed as a cornerstone for national development, expected to receive continuous policy support, including procurement by central state-owned enterprises and backing for major technology projects [1] - The AI application sector has seen relatively modest gains previously, but with the release of new models and the proliferation of technology, a qualitative change is expected to emerge from the accumulated quantitative growth [1] Group 2: Investment Focus Areas - Robotics, as a significant application area of AI, is projected to accelerate in growth [1] - The technology sector is expected to become the main focus of future market trends, while interest in cyclical sectors is anticipated to decline [1] - The overall rise in the AI industry chain is particularly optimistic for domestic computing power, AI applications, PCB-related sectors, and specific areas within robotics [1] Group 3: ETF and Index Information - The ChiNext AI ETF (159388) tracks the ChiNext AI Index (970070), which can experience daily fluctuations of up to 20% [1] - The index comprises securities from companies involved in the development and application of AI technologies, covering various fields such as software and hardware R&D, and intelligent services [1] - The index aims to reflect the overall performance of publicly listed companies related to AI and highlights the potential for technological innovation and growth, especially in the information technology and high-end manufacturing sectors [1]

Group 1 - The report highlights the establishment of a dual-index era for the Beijing Stock Exchange (BSE), with the launch of the Bei Zheng 50 Index and the Bei Zheng Specialized New Index, reflecting the overall performance of representative companies and specialized "little giant" firms respectively [2][22][31] - In the first half of 2025, the Bei Zheng 50 Index increased by 39.45%, while the Bei Zheng Specialized New Index rose by 48.54%, significantly outperforming other major indices such as the CSI 300 and ChiNext [31][34] - The report notes a substantial growth in the scale of passive index funds tracking the Bei Zheng 50 Index, with assets increasing from 29.40 million yuan in 2022 to 111.62 million yuan by July 2025 [34][35] Group 2 - The report draws parallels with the successful multi-tier index system of the Sci-Tech Innovation Board (STAR Market), which has been instrumental in driving high-quality development and attracting innovative companies [3][37] - The STAR Market has developed a comprehensive index system that includes broad-based indices, thematic indices, and strategy indices, which collectively enhance the investment ecosystem and facilitate capital flow into key sectors [3][39] - The report emphasizes the importance of index-based investment as a bridge connecting technological innovation with capital markets, with the domestic index product scale surpassing 5.4 trillion yuan by mid-2025 [4][48] Group 3 - The Bei Zheng index system is expected to gradually improve, with a focus on diversified investment strategies and industry positioning, particularly for "specialized and innovative" small and medium-sized enterprises [4][55] - The report identifies five major industry indices, including high-end manufacturing and TMT (Technology, Media, and Telecommunications), which have shown significant growth in the first half of 2025, with high-end manufacturing achieving a 86.43% increase [4][26][59] - The report highlights the increasing participation of public funds in the BSE, with the number of institutions investing in BSE stocks reaching a record high in the first half of 2025, indicating growing institutional interest [49][51]

Core Insights - The conference "Going Global with Craftsmanship" aims to provide a platform for Chinese companies to explore globalization opportunities and challenges, focusing on sustainable overseas expansion strategies [1] - Zhang Wei from the Globalization Think Tank (CCG) presented a framework termed "344 formation," highlighting three major opportunities, four significant challenges, and four core capabilities for Chinese enterprises going global [2] Opportunities - The era of Globalization 3.0 presents three strategic windows for Chinese enterprises, characterized by digital technology reshaping production relationships and creating unique opportunities for overseas expansion [3] - Regional economic integration is accelerating, with initiatives like RCEP enhancing trade facilitation and reducing costs for Chinese products entering markets like ASEAN and the Middle East [4] - Chinese companies are transitioning from OEM to brand and technology exporters, achieving breakthroughs in high-end manufacturing and electric vehicles, supported by improved infrastructure connectivity [5] - Digital technology is driving a paradigm shift, enabling companies like SHEIN and TikTok to reach global users rapidly, although it also intensifies international competition [6] Challenges - Companies face a dual challenge of traditional and new risks, including heightened geopolitical tensions that label various sectors as "national security" concerns [7] - Regulatory compliance presents significant hurdles due to vast differences in laws across countries, which can lead to severe penalties for non-compliance [8] - There is a structural shortage of talent capable of managing cross-cultural operations, necessitating the development of local teams [9] - Supply chain resilience is tested as companies may overlook local industry support and policy fluctuations when expanding into new regions [10] Success Strategies - Successful overseas enterprises must shift from being followers to co-creators of international standards, as demonstrated by companies like Huawei and CATL [11] - Localization goes beyond mere market entry; it requires deep cultural integration, as seen with Transsion's adaptations for African consumers [12] - Companies should establish intelligent risk management systems using AI to monitor policy changes and public sentiment, ensuring proactive compliance [13] - Building sustainable development models through local partnerships and community engagement can create a protective "soft power" for companies [14] Regional Focus: Yangtze River Delta - Companies in the Yangtze River Delta should leverage their strengths in high-end manufacturing and digital economy to pursue differentiated paths in global markets [15] - Emphasizing a "win-win" approach with local governments, communities, and partners is crucial for successful overseas ventures [16]

Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the report indicates a weakening momentum in manufacturing investment demand, with a need for consumer support for endogenous recovery, and service consumption is expected to become a new growth point [1] - The Politburo meeting at the end of April highlighted that "endogenous power is still weak, and demand remains insufficient," setting higher quality requirements for future economic development [1][5] - The report suggests that total policy is entering a wait-and-see period, while industrial policy is expected to be more proactive, indicating potential support for new growth drivers through "cross-cycle" adjustments [1][5] Group 2 - In March, the revenue of industrial enterprises above designated size showed a cumulative year-on-year decline of 0.5%, while total profits fell by 21.4% year-on-year, indicating slow improvement in industrial enterprise efficiency [4] - The official manufacturing PMI dropped to 49.2 in April, indicating a contraction, while the non-manufacturing PMI recorded 56.4, showing a decline in new orders and new export orders [4] - High-frequency data points to a mild recovery, with structural changes being more significant than total changes, as investment demand is weakening [4] Group 3 - The Politburo meeting emphasized a positive tone for various sectors, acknowledging that the "three pressures" on the economy have eased, while also calling for stronger endogenous growth and demand [5] - The government is expected to enhance fiscal and monetary policies to boost consumption and stimulate private investment, particularly in high-end manufacturing and artificial intelligence [5] - Employment stabilization measures are being implemented, with support for industries that can absorb more employment and increased recruitment in state-owned enterprises [5][6] Group 4 - The U.S. Q1 GDP growth rate was significantly lower than expected at 1.1%, with personal consumption expenditures contributing mainly from durable goods [7] - Employment data showed resilience, with non-farm payrolls increasing by 253,000 in April, but signs of cooling demand were also present [7] - The Fed's recent rate hike of 25 basis points may be the last, but market expectations for a September rate cut may not materialize, leading to potential volatility in U.S. assets [7]

AI and Market Trends - AI applications are entering a rapid growth phase, supported by mature infrastructure and decreasing costs of large model calls, enhancing commercial potential[3] - China possesses significant data reserves and a broad demand scale, providing a competitive advantage for AI development[3] Market Performance - The A-share market experienced a general rise, with the Shanghai Composite Index up by 1.67% and the Shenzhen Component Index up by 2.33% during the week[15] - Mid-cap indices such as the CSI 500 and CSI 1000 outperformed large-cap indices, with increases of 3.28% and 2.38% respectively[17] Dietary Supplements Industry - The global dietary supplement market is projected to reach $223 billion by 2026, driven by population growth and increasing health awareness[5] - HMB, a key nutrient for muscle health, is expected to see global production reach 3,572 tons by 2030, indicating strong market potential[5] Investment Recommendations - Recommended stocks include Toris (拓尔思), which has a robust open-source intelligence data resource, and Songlin Technology (松霖科技), focusing on health robots[3] - Other notable mentions are Rongxin Culture (荣信文化), which is expanding into AI+ education scenarios[3] Corporate Actions - This week, two companies listed on the A-share market, with C Shanda and C Jiyuan seeing first-day gains of 356% and 274% respectively[33] - There were six new public offerings announced, with an average discount rate of 18.9% and an average return of 40.7% on recent fundraising projects[34][40]

Group 1 - The core viewpoint is that innovative enterprises in China are becoming a significant force in economic growth, contributing 38.7% to GDP increment and surpassing 45 million in total number [2] - Innovative enterprises have created 120 million jobs over the past year, with leading companies driving 20 million flexible jobs through adaptable employment platforms [2] - Chinese innovative enterprises rank among the top globally in international patent applications, showcasing their technological advancements [2] Group 2 - The "Investment Value Enterprise List 2025" aims to identify innovative enterprises that contribute meaningfully to the Chinese economy, providing valuable industry reference for both primary and secondary markets [3] - The evaluation criteria for the list include five dimensions: financing, technology, product, team, and influence, assessing the overall performance of companies in the industry [5] - The list will feature various categories, including the most investment-worthy enterprises, the most anticipated IPOs, and innovation in sectors like digital economy, high-end manufacturing, and artificial intelligence [7]

Group 1 - The concept of "Aura" proposed by Walter Benjamin relates to a transcendent response that connects distant people and objects, similar to the "artistic conception" in Eastern culture [1] - The introduction of silver plate photography in China during the mid-19th century and its acceptance by the Qing government marked a significant cultural shift [1] - The Fushun West Open-pit Coal Mine, as a core energy base during China's first five-year plan, has a mining history of 118 years and has significantly contributed to China's industrial development [4][5] Group 2 - The Fushun West Open-pit Coal Mine has provided thousands of jobs and has led to the establishment of a complete industrial chain, contributing to the prosperity of the city [9] - The coal mine's production peaked at nearly 20 million tons annually, contributing up to 30% of the national coal output during its operational years [5] - The transformation efforts by local government in resource-depleted cities have included extensive greening projects and the establishment of a coal museum, improving the local environment [10] Group 3 - The steel industry in Liaoning, particularly through Anshan Iron and Steel Group, plays a crucial role in China's steel production, accounting for over half of the global output [24] - Anshan was a significant industrial center during the planned economy era, with a GDP of 3.278 billion RMB in 1978, ranking thirteenth nationally [15] - The transition to a market economy led to significant layoffs in state-owned enterprises, impacting the local workforce and economy [16][18] Group 4 - The narrative of industrial workers, such as Wang Yuwen, highlights the emotional and social aspects of labor in the coal and steel industries, capturing the essence of their experiences through photography [3][13] - The evolution of cities like Anshan and Fushun is closely tied to their industrial roots, with many local enterprises emerging from the legacy of state-owned industries [24][28] - The ongoing revitalization of Northeast China emphasizes the integration of technology and culture in industrial development, marking a shift from traditional industries to modern manufacturing [28][30]