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巨头加码,烘焙赛道迎来新风口?
3 6 Ke· 2025-04-14 08:58
Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the launch of the first handmade store by the baking giant Lukxihe in Nanjing, highlighting a shift towards a fully fresh-baked production model, which contrasts with their traditional factory-plus-store approach [2][11]. Company Summary - Lukxihe's new handmade store is located in Nanjing's Xinjiekou and features a production model where all products are freshly baked on-site, differing from their previous model where some items were produced in a central factory [2]. - The store retains popular items like meat floss cakes and egg tarts but introduces new products aimed at younger consumers, such as croissants and butter rice cakes [9]. - Pricing for popular items includes egg tarts at 8.9 yuan, croissants at 12.9 yuan, and butter rice cakes at 16.9 yuan, maintaining a mid-range pricing strategy [9]. Industry Summary - The handmade baking segment is emerging as a new trend in the baking industry, driven by intense market competition and a recent industry reshuffle since 2024, which has seen many once-popular brands decline [11]. - The rise of handmade stores is seen as a differentiation strategy for brands in a competitive environment, as traditional brands face challenges in maintaining market presence [11]. - Other brands, such as Youhe and Shitou Xiansheng, are also adopting similar handmade and fresh-baking models, indicating a broader industry shift towards this approach [9][11].
山姆瑞士卷,有了新对手
36氪· 2025-04-09 23:55
Core Viewpoint - A new type of bakery factory, characterized by low prices and a wide variety of products, is gaining popularity in lower-tier cities, offering consumers affordable options for baked goods [3][5]. Group 1: Bakery Factory Overview - Bakery factories, also known as "super cake factories," are emerging as a new retail format, offering products at prices like 5.8 yuan for tiramisu and 8.8 yuan for pineapple puffs [3][5]. - The popularity of these factories surged in 2024, with a peak in social media presence due to the entry of new brands [3][5]. - There are two main types of bakery factories: chain stores using a franchise model and direct-sale factories located near production sites [7][8]. Group 2: Business Models - Chain stores often operate under names like "super cake factory" and have expanded rapidly, with brands like Shidou Chuan opening 47 stores since November 2023 [9][10]. - Direct-sale factories, such as those in Shanghai and Jiangsu, originally served as OEMs for major brands and now sell directly to consumers, leveraging their brand partnerships to attract customers [15][16]. Group 3: Product Offerings - Bakery factories offer a rich variety of products, including Western-style baked goods and traditional Chinese pastries, with many items priced at 9.9 yuan [19][20]. - Popular products include both trendy items like "dirty bread" and classic staples such as croissants and Hokkaido toast [24][25]. - Some brands use extremely low-priced items as loss leaders to attract customers, such as 1.99 yuan egg tarts [26][27]. Group 4: Cost Structure - Traditional bakeries have high gross margins (around 60%) but low net margins (about 9%) due to high costs in rent, raw materials, and labor [29]. - Bakery factories reduce costs by eliminating middlemen and selling directly to consumers, which allows them to maintain low prices [37][38]. - The operational model of bakery factories varies, with some using a central factory model while others sell ready-to-eat products directly from the factory [40][41]. Group 5: Quality Concerns - There are concerns regarding the quality and safety of products from super cake factories, with reports of misleading production dates and potential quality issues [43][45]. - The initial consumer interest may not translate into repeat purchases if quality does not meet expectations, which is crucial for the sustainability of these businesses [46][47].
克莉丝汀“倒下”背后:烘焙市场的新老交锋
2 1 Shi Ji Jing Ji Bao Dao· 2025-04-08 13:08
Core Viewpoint - The company Christine has filed for bankruptcy due to an inability to repay debts, contrasting sharply with the booming baking industry in China, which is expected to grow significantly in the coming years [1][2]. Company Summary - Christine has been accepted for bankruptcy proceedings by the Shanghai Third Intermediate People's Court, with the first creditors' meeting scheduled for May 8 [1]. - The company is currently involved in 907 legal cases, with a total amount of 106 million yuan at stake [1]. - Christine's peak saw it operating nearly 1,000 stores, but it has since closed all locations, with a reported debt of approximately 57 million yuan in unpaid rent, supplier payments, and employee salaries [3]. - The company has faced nine consecutive years of losses since 2013, leading to a significant reduction in store numbers from 1,000 to 246 by mid-2022 [2][3]. Industry Summary - The Chinese baking market is thriving, with a retail market size of 561.42 billion yuan in 2023, reflecting a year-on-year growth of 9.2% [1]. - The market is projected to expand to 859.56 billion yuan by 2029, driven by increasing consumer spending and changes in dining consumption patterns [1]. - New retail channels are emerging, with traditional baking shops losing market share to supermarkets and online platforms, which offer a wider variety of products at competitive prices [5][6]. - The demographic of primary consumers in the baking market is shifting to younger generations (ages 24-44), who prioritize health and variety in their food choices [6].
复盘2018、2020,板块配置价值凸显
Shenwan Hongyuan Securities· 2025-04-08 00:42
Investment Rating - The report emphasizes a positive outlook on the food and beverage sector, particularly highlighting the defensive nature of mass consumer goods and the cyclical elasticity of the liquor sector [3][4]. Core Insights - The food and beverage sector has shown a pattern of performance during systemic events, with significant downturns in 2018 and substantial recoveries in 2020, indicating resilience and potential for future growth [3][6]. - The report suggests that leading companies in the sector have become attractive for mid-term allocation after adjustments, with mass consumer goods showing stronger defensive characteristics and liquor companies exhibiting greater cyclical elasticity [3][4]. - Recommendations include increasing allocations to key liquor brands like Kweichow Moutai and Wuliangye, as well as mass consumer brands such as Yili and Qingdao Beer, due to their favorable valuations and growth potential [3][4]. Summary by Sections 1. Event Overview - The report discusses the importance of domestic consumption and the government's focus on boosting consumer demand, especially in light of recent economic challenges [6]. 2. 2018 Review 2.1 Sector Performance - In 2018, the food and beverage sector declined by 21.95%, with a relative excess return of 8.04%, ranking third among sub-industries [17]. - The first half of 2018 saw better performance due to market consumption upgrades, while the second half was affected by trade war concerns [17]. 2.2 Changes in Performance and Valuation - Most companies in the food and beverage sector did not see significant adjustments in profit forecasts, but liquor companies experienced some upward revisions [28]. - By the end of 2018, the dynamic PE ratios for liquor companies ranged from 15-20x, while mass consumer goods were at 20-30x [29]. 3. 2020 Review 3.1 Sector Performance - The food and beverage sector surged by 84.97% in 2020, with a relative excess return of 59.07%, again ranking third among sub-industries [41]. - The sector initially lagged due to pandemic impacts but rebounded strongly as consumption patterns shifted back to normal [41]. 3.3 Changes in Performance and Valuation - By the end of 2020, many food and beverage companies saw downward adjustments in earnings forecasts, while some, like Shanxi Fenjiu and JiuGuiJiu, experienced upward revisions due to improved management and product launches [48]. - Liquor companies saw significant valuation expansions, with some exceeding 50x dynamic PE ratios by year-end [48].
烘焙“速生速死”魔咒下,海底捞跳“火坑”?
3 6 Ke· 2025-04-07 11:57
海底捞需要寻找新的增长点。3月25日,海底捞公布2024年全年度业绩报告显示,2024年海底捞实现营 业收入427.55亿元,同比上升3.1%;净利润47.00亿元,同比增长4.6%。核心经营利润为62.30亿元,同 比上升18.7%。收入、净利润实现连续两年增长,去年业绩创历史新高,但增速有所放缓。 海底捞拥有足够雄厚的试错资金,即使子品牌不盈利也不太会影响主业。只是,面包生意还是一门好生 意吗?红餐大数据显示,截至2024年12月,烘焙赛道新增门店10.3万家,关店9.5万家,净增只有8000 家。 烘焙赛道永远不缺新玩家。 日前,海底捞被爆进军烘焙界,将于"五一"前在杭州西湖银泰开出名为"SHUA BAKERY"的面包店首 店。目前,该门店正在装修,商场现场围挡上写着"海底捞旗下烘焙品牌"、"全国首店"的字样。 海底捞跨界推出的餐饮子品牌很多,为了鼓励内部创新,去年8月份曾专门推出了"红石榴计划"。至今 内部孵化了包括焰请烤肉铺子、火焰官BarBecue、小嗨爱炸、小嗨火锅、苗师兄鱼虾锅等在内的11个餐 饮品牌。 北京一家泸溪河门店员工向Tech星球表示,周末生意好的时候,一天能卖600盒。一盒装有6个 ...
昔日网红品牌突然破产清算,门店一度超千家,创始人曾反省:上市之后,人心就膨胀了
凤凰网财经· 2025-04-05 13:51
来源 | 2 1财经客户端综合 自东方网、上观新闻等 要说30年前的网红面包,克莉丝汀可以算是一个。创立于1993年的克莉丝汀,巅峰时期在上海 拥有543家门店,在长三角地区拥有店面逾千家。 图源:上观新闻 不过,这一知名烘焙连锁品牌却在去年底发布退市公告。日前,克莉丝汀的一则新消息再次引发 网友关注。因无法偿还债务,克莉丝汀进入破产清算过程。 01 因无法偿还债务,克莉丝汀进入破产清算过程 4月3日,上海星瀚律师事务所发文称, 因上海克莉丝汀食品有限公司不能清偿到期债务且资产不 足以清偿全部债务 ,2025年3月12日,上海市第三中级人民法院作出(2025)沪03破187号民事 裁定书,裁定受理克莉丝汀破产清算案,并于2025年3月18日指定上海星瀚律师事务所担任克莉丝 汀管理人。 为了最大限度查明破产财产状况,加快财产追收的效率,依法追回破产财产,切实维护全体债权人 的利益。律所现面向社会公众征集克里斯汀财产线索(包括但不限于克莉丝汀的现金、不动产、动 产、股权、有价证券、应收账款等)。 02 昔日"烘焙第一股"退市,曾卖楼缓解危机 2024年12月13日,克莉丝汀发布公告称,其在12月12日收到香港联交 ...
坐高铁跑腿,我给「县城贵妇」送北京高档货
36氪· 2025-03-28 14:50
Core Viewpoint - The article explores the evolving consumption patterns in small towns and counties in China, highlighting the role of delivery services in catering to the rising demand for luxury goods among local consumers [4][22]. Group 1: Delivery Service Insights - The delivery service, exemplified by a courier named Zhou Liang, charges around 800 yuan per order for same-day round trips from Beijing to small towns, reflecting the growing demand for high-end products in these areas [5][6]. - Zhou's daily routine involves picking up luxury items, such as a 3000 yuan black swan cake, and delivering them to clients in smaller cities, showcasing the intersection of urban luxury and rural demand [6][9]. - The courier's experience indicates a significant shift in consumer behavior, with small-town residents increasingly seeking premium products that were previously only accessible in larger cities [6][22]. Group 2: Luxury Goods Market - The black swan cake, priced at up to 9999 yuan, is positioned as a luxury item, with its marketing strategy emphasizing exclusivity and high-quality ingredients sourced from developed countries [13][16]. - The brand's marketing tactics, including high-profile endorsements and social media presence, have contributed to its status as a coveted item among affluent consumers [16][22]. - The limited availability of black swan cakes in only a few major cities necessitates delivery services, which have become essential for reaching high-income consumers in smaller markets [16][22]. Group 3: Consumer Behavior Trends - There is a noticeable trend of increased spending among consumers in small towns, with reports of high average spending in local luxury hotels and restaurants [22][24]. - The influence of social media and e-commerce platforms has accelerated the adoption of luxury goods in these regions, as consumers are exposed to new trends and products [22][24]. - Zhou's observations reveal that affluent consumers in smaller cities are often well-informed and discerning, seeking quality and exclusivity in their purchases [20][22].
业绩大幅下滑仍高额分红,元祖股份:通过精细化资金管理维持股东回报兼顾长期发展
Xi Niu Cai Jing· 2025-03-28 09:30
Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the article highlights that Yuanzu Co., known as the "first stock in baking" in A-shares, reported a decline in both revenue and net profit for 2024, with revenue at 2.314 billion yuan, down 12.99% year-on-year, and net profit at 249 million yuan, down 9.98% year-on-year [2] - Yuanzu Co. announced a substantial dividend plan, proposing a cash distribution of 10 yuan per 10 shares (including tax) to all shareholders, reflecting a balance between shareholder returns and long-term development investments [2] - The company has been criticized for its marketing-heavy approach, with sales expenses reaching 974 million yuan, accounting for over 40% of total revenue, while R&D expenses were only 175 million yuan, more than five times less [2] Group 2 - In the past two years, Yuanzu Co. has obtained over 60 product-related patents and plans to eliminate the use of sodium dehydroacetate in pastries by the end of 2024, alongside upgrading 7 products and innovating 8 new ones [3] - The company aims to simplify ingredients for healthier products, reducing the number of ingredients in its Eight Treasure Rice Cake from 18 to 15 and in Pineapple Cake from 11 to 6 [3] - Yuanzu Co. is focusing on market trends and consumer demands, exploring innovative products and brand collaborations, while gradually penetrating daily consumption scenarios to enhance brand value and market scale [3]
新晋「排队王」被疯抢,有人爆卖3000万个,数周吸金10亿元
36氪· 2025-03-24 10:44
以下文章来源于天下网商 ,作者天下网商 烘焙界又一超级"网红", 掀起一轮新战事。 天下网商 . 记录互联网商业的人物和故事。 文 | 叶晨 来源| 天下网商(ID:txws_txws) 封面来源 | IC photo 上午10点,是一天中咖啡消费最高峰的时段,杭州全福桥路的原野rainforest cafe(下文简称原野)店外人气爆棚,顾客不光是为了买咖啡,也是为了打包几 块刚出炉的点心。 此时,当天第一波黄油年糕正从烤箱中取出,空气中弥漫着黄油与牛奶交织的香气,隔着玻璃门都能闻到,烘焙师将滚烫的年糕装好递出,等待已久的顾客 终于美味落袋。"刚出炉的最好吃,但就怕抢不到头锅,每波才36个,不早起根本抢不到。"在店铺的私域粉丝群里,常有顾客表示"又爱又怨"。 仿佛就在短短几周间,黄油年糕便成为这个季节的"顶流"——整个2025年春天,这款新晋网红以"表皮酥脆、内里拉丝、冷热两吃"的独特口感,席卷全国烘 焙市场,并多次拿下微博热搜第一。 这股烘焙的魔力冲向了社交、电商和实体等多个渠道:在抖音平台,"黄油年糕"相关话题播放量超过了2亿次,小红书相关笔记超7万篇;在线下门店端,如 今去大大小小的烘焙店几乎都能见到黄 ...
味来承品:烘焙艺术解锁味蕾的全新觉醒
Zhong Guo Shi Pin Wang· 2025-03-24 06:49
味来承品:烘焙艺术解锁味蕾的全新觉醒 树立行业标杆,讲好中国故事,传递中国声音,充分展现腾飞的中国经济、崛起的民族品牌和向上的企 业家精神。近日,"崛起的民族品牌"专题系列节目对话珠海市味来承品餐饮管理有限公司(简称:味来 承品)董事长邱美宁女士,探讨烘焙餐饮领域的创新发展之路。 烘焙,这个既古老又年轻的行业,总能在不经意间触动我们的味蕾。清晨,一缕面包香飘散开来,让人 瞬间清醒;午后,一块精致的蛋糕,又为我们的生活增添了几分甜蜜。然而,在近年来,随着消费者对 健康饮食的追求日益增强,烘焙行业也迎来了新的挑战与机遇。在这个背景下,珠海市味来承品餐饮管 理有限公司董事长邱美宁女士,凭借其敏锐的市场洞察力和对烘焙事业的热爱,带领味来承品走出了一 条独特的发展之路。 邱美宁,一个在烘焙行业深耕多年的杰出女性,她的故事充满了传奇色彩。早年,她怀揣着对家乡珠海 的深厚情感,决定从澳门回到珠海创业。2007年,她引进了中国台湾的茶饮品牌,在珠海开设了第一家 茶饮店。2010年,她又自创了"Welle味蕾烘焙"品牌,专注于高质量烘焙产品的研发与销售。多年来, 邱美宁始终坚持"好食材,不将就"的原则,不断研发新品,以匠心精神 ...