Group 1: Macro Policy Insights - The report emphasizes that recent policies are focused on stimulating domestic demand to achieve a strong start in 2026, highlighting six key areas of focus [4] - It notes that the early issuance of "two new" policies, a comprehensive fiscal and financial package, and continued support for the real estate sector indicate proactive policy measures aimed at economic growth [4] - Key short-term focuses include monitoring local GDP and CPI targets, the pace of fiscal stimulus, and the performance of real estate, exports, and infrastructure in the first quarter [4] Group 2: Industry Performance - The report identifies the top-performing industries in January, with oil and petrochemicals leading at 11.3%, followed by media at 10.8%, and non-ferrous metals at 10.4% [2] - Conversely, the worst-performing sectors include banking at -6.2%, non-bank financials at -5.0%, and agriculture at -3.7% [2] Group 3: Investment Recommendations - The report recommends several stocks for February, including China Aluminum, which is noted for its strong position in the electrolytic aluminum market, and Gree, which is expected to benefit from global household storage growth [6] - Other recommended stocks include Tonghuashun, Haiguang Information, and China Duty Free, each with specific growth drivers outlined [6] Group 4: Sector-Specific Insights - In the environmental sector, the report highlights new policies that promote industrial waste recycling and carbon emission evaluations, benefiting companies like Huicheng Environmental [14] - The agricultural sector is advised to monitor the impact of rising crude oil prices on production costs and demand, particularly for vegetable oils and rubber [16] - In the telecommunications sector, companies like Zhongji Xuchuang and Xinyi Sheng are projected to see significant profit growth due to increased demand for high-speed products and ongoing investments in infrastructure [19][22]

Core Viewpoint - The transition towards "new and old coexisting" for institutional investors is occurring, indicating a shift from "new surpassing old" in 2025 to a balanced allocation in 2026, emphasizing the need to invest in both AI technology and cyclical sectors like manufacturing and commodities [1][3]. Group 1: Technology Sector Rebalancing - The essence of the "new" is the downward movement of AI technology, transitioning towards the fourth stage of supply-demand gaps, with upstream gaps in copper, storage, and power equipment, and downstream gaps in AI applications and components [1][3]. - The internal rebalancing within technology indicates a need to avoid simplistic trading strategies based on risk preferences [3]. Group 2: Export and Overseas Business Rebalancing - The "old" aspect reflects a shift in exports and overseas business towards the midstream, with traditional industries stabilizing and growing profits as they move from downstream manufacturing to midstream sectors like engineering machinery, wind power, chemicals, and industrial metals [1][3]. - The rebalancing in overseas business highlights the increasing profitability and growth potential of midstream manufacturing compared to downstream exports [3][24]. Group 3: Resource Pricing Rebalancing - In 2026, resource pricing may not align with the assumption of a consistently weak dollar, suggesting a potential for a stronger dollar, emphasizing the return to commodity attributes and a decline in financial attributes [1][4]. - The focus on resource pricing indicates that commodities driven by supply-demand fundamentals are more likely to see price increases, making them attractive for continued investment [4][24]. Group 4: Institutional Investor Trends - Observations from Q4 2025 indicate a clear consensus among institutional investors on AI technology, overseas equipment, and globally priced resources as key investment areas, with these sectors showing significant gains in the A-share market [2][5]. - The increase in FOF products and the rise of passive funds reflect a strong demand for stable, income-generating investment products, while active funds are experiencing a decline [5][41]. Group 5: Sector-Specific Insights - In Q4 2025, institutional investors increased their holdings in sectors such as non-ferrous metals, communication, basic chemicals, non-bank financials, and machinery, while reducing exposure in pharmaceuticals, computing, electronics, media, and renewable energy [5][6]. - The allocation towards AI technology is showing divergence, with a decrease in holdings for sectors with weaker earnings visibility, while sectors with strong earnings, like CPO, are seeing increased investment [6][10].

Group 1: National Standards Implementation - A set of national standards related to industrial upgrading, public safety, and consumer protection has been implemented as of February 1 [1] - The standards cover key areas such as software and communication, energy management, technological innovation, education health, elderly care services, consumer environment, special equipment safety, and emergency rescue [1] Group 2: Technological Innovation and Industrial Upgrading - The "Software Process Capability Maturity Model" standard aims to enhance software companies' management levels and overall capabilities [1] - The "5G Mobile Communication Network Security Technical Requirements" standard establishes security architecture for 5G networks, focusing on access security, network security, and user privacy protection [1] Group 3: Energy Efficiency and Green Development - The revised "Energy Measurement Equipment Configuration and Management Guidelines" standard imposes mandatory requirements on energy measurement equipment, supporting energy-saving and efficiency management for enterprises [2] Group 4: Focus on Vulnerable Groups - The "General Technical Requirements for Student Rest Desks and Chairs" standard addresses the health needs of school students, ensuring product quality and improving their rest conditions [2] - The "Guidelines for Designing Furniture for the Elderly" standard provides specific design instructions for furniture used by older adults, enhancing their quality of life [2] Group 5: Consumer Rights and Public Safety - The "Barcode Placement Requirements" standard standardizes barcode placement on retail goods, improving data collection efficiency [3] - The "Elevator Safety Requirements Part 2" standard specifies safety parameters for elevators, providing a unified technical benchmark for safety evaluations [3] - New standards aim to guide the development of emerging industries, protect consumer rights, and ensure public safety [3]

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Core Viewpoint - ZTE Corporation has approved an investment of 117 million RMB in the Shaanxi Jianxing Zhanlu Equity Investment Partnership, aiming to support innovation and diversify risks in its strategic execution [1][6][23] Investment Details - ZTE Corporation will invest 117 million RMB as a limited partner in the Shaanxi Jianxing Zhanlu Equity Investment Partnership [7][18] - The investment was approved during the 19th meeting of the 10th Board of Directors held on February 2, 2026, with all 9 directors voting in favor [3][8] - The investment does not require shareholder approval and does not involve related party transactions or constitute a major asset restructuring [8][23] Partnership Information - The partnership includes several entities: Jianxin (Beijing) Investment Fund Management Co., Shaanxi Science and Technology Innovation Mother Fund, Wuxi High-tech Venture Capital Group, Shenzhen Yuanhua Investment Co., Silergy Semiconductor Technology (Hangzhou), and Shaanxi Yuanjie Semiconductor Technology Co. [9][12][17] - Jianxin (Beijing) is the general partner, while the other entities are limited partners [18] Fund Structure and Management - The fund has a total size of 300 million RMB, with cash contributions from all partners [18] - The fund will have a duration of 7 years, with an investment period not exceeding 4 years [18] - An investment decision committee will be established, consisting of 3 members, with ZTE appointing 1 member [20] Investment Focus - The fund will invest in sectors such as new generation information technology, renewable energy, artificial intelligence, and advanced manufacturing [19] - There are no specific requirements for the investment stage, allowing for investments in various types of enterprises [19] Profit Distribution and Fees - The fund will distribute profits based on a "return of capital first, then dividends" principle, with a 6% annual return on capital for partners [21] - Management fees will be 2% during the investment period and 1% during the exit period [22] Impact on ZTE Corporation - The investment is expected to support a broader range of innovative businesses and reduce costs, thereby enhancing the execution of ZTE's strategic goals [23]

Core Insights - Public fund institutions have significantly increased their research activities in January, focusing on AI computing power, high-end medical technology, and new energy as the three core investment themes [1][3][5] Group 1: Research Activity - A total of 156 public fund institutions participated in A-share research in January, covering 486 stocks across 17 industries, with a total of 3,992 research instances [1] - Leading institutions such as Bosera Fund, Huaxia Fund, and Penghua Fund conducted the most research, with Bosera Fund leading at 116 instances [2] - The most researched stocks included Zhongji Xuchuang in the communications sector with 61 instances, followed by Aipeng Medical and Xiangyu Medical in the medical sector with 57 and 47 instances respectively [2] Group 2: Industry Focus - The electronics industry was the most researched, with 603 instances covering 71 stocks, followed by the machinery equipment industry with 591 instances covering 67 stocks [2][3] - Other industries such as medical biology, electric equipment, and basic chemicals also saw significant research activity, each exceeding 276 instances [3] Group 3: Emerging Trends - Brain-computer interfaces have emerged as a key focus within the high-end medical sector, driven by technological breakthroughs and commercial progress [4] - Companies like Aipeng Medical and Meihai Medical are actively engaging in brain-computer interface developments, with Aipeng Medical discussing advancements in brainwave technology [4] - The year 2026 is anticipated to be pivotal for the commercialization of invasive brain-computer interfaces, with several companies already in clinical stages [4]

1. Report's Investment Rating for the Industry - The provided content does not include the industry investment rating [1] 2. Core Views of the Report - In Q4 2025, after nearly a year of upward trend, the A - share market started to move sideways and fluctuate. The broad - based indexes showed mixed performance. Large - and mid - cap value indexes outperformed growth indexes significantly. Active equity funds' scale and share decreased, while the issuance quantity and scale increased slightly [3]. - The average stock position of equity funds slightly shrank, and the Hong Kong stock position also declined. Funds increased their allocation in cyclical and financial sectors and made structural adjustments in technology, medicine, and consumption sectors [3]. - The performance of theme funds in different industries was divergent. Cyclical theme funds performed the best, while pharmaceutical theme funds performed the worst [3]. - In Q4, the FOF's most heavily - held active equity fund was "Fullgoal Steady Growth", and among new - generation fund managers with less than 3 years of experience, "Rongtong Industry Trend Selection" had the highest holding ratio [3] 3. Summary of Each Section 3.1 Fund Market Overview 3.1.1 Performance Review - In Q4 2025, the A - share market moved sideways and fluctuated after a year - long upward trend. Only the Shanghai Composite Index rose by 2.22%, while the Shenzhen Component Index and CSI 300 declined by 0.01% and 0.23% respectively. The ChiNext Index and STAR 50 Index dropped by 1.08% and 10.10% respectively. The Hang Seng Index and related Hong Kong indexes also fell [8]. - In terms of style, large - and mid - cap value indexes outperformed growth indexes significantly, with the large - cap value index leading. The cyclical and financial indexes had leading quarterly gains, while the stable, consumption, and growth indexes lagged [8] 3.1.2 Industry Index Performance - Except for 9 industries such as medicine and beauty care, the indexes of other industries in the Shenwan 31 industries achieved positive returns in Q4. Resources and military industries performed well, while the pharmaceutical industry was weak overall. The top 5 industries in terms of growth were non - ferrous metals (16.25%), petroleum and petrochemicals (15.31%), communications (13.61%), national defense and military industry (13.1%), and light manufacturing (7.53%) [11] 3.1.3 Equity Fund Performance - In Q4 2025, ordinary stock funds, partial - stock hybrid funds, and flexible allocation funds declined by 1.94%, 1.60%, and 0.04% respectively, while balanced hybrid funds rose by 0.87%. In terms of risk, balanced hybrid funds with lower stock positions had the best drawdown performance in Q4, and ordinary stock funds had the largest drawdown. In the long - term of 5 years, flexible allocation funds showed better risk - return performance [32] 3.1.4 Scale and Share - As of the end of Q4 2025, the total scale of active equity funds was 3.81 trillion yuan, a quarter - on - quarter decrease of 4.53 pct, and the total share was 2.56 trillion shares, a quarter - on - quarter decrease of 2.91 pct. Among them, partial - stock hybrid funds had the largest scale and share, while balanced hybrid funds had the smallest [35] 3.1.5 New Fund Issuance - In Q4, the issuance quantity and scale of active equity funds increased slightly. A total of 100 new funds were issued, with a total scale of 441.67 billion yuan, an increase of 4.72 billion yuan compared with the previous quarter. Partial - stock hybrid funds had the largest new issuance scale in this quarter [37] 3.2 Fund Positioning Characteristics 3.2.1 Stock/Hong Kong Stock Positions - In Q4 2025, the equity fund positions slightly shrank, with the average stock position at 88.05%, a decrease of 0.88 percentage points compared with the end of the previous quarter. The Hong Kong stock position also decreased, with the average investment market value of Hong Kong stocks accounting for 11.62% of the net value, a decrease of 1.85 percentage points compared with the previous quarter [44] 3.2.2 Heavy - Positioned Stock Sector Allocation - In Q4, technology was the most heavily - positioned sector of active equity funds. Except for the cyclical, manufacturing, and financial sectors, the proportion of other sectors decreased. The funds increased their allocation in cyclical products, mainly due to the marginal improvement of macro - expectations, the re - pricing of pro - cyclical profit elasticity, and the increased requirements for portfolio certainty and volatility control [47] 3.2.3 Heavy - Positioned Stock Industry Allocation - The electronics industry remained the largest heavy - positioned industry of equity funds, but the allocation ratio decreased. Non - ferrous metals were significantly increased. The concentration of the top 5 industries slightly decreased from 58.58% in Q3 to 58.40% [50] 3.2.4 Top Ten Heavy - Positioned Stocks - In terms of market value proportion, the top 10 heavy - positioned stocks of equity funds were Zhongji Innolight, Xinyisheng, CATL, Tencent Holdings, Zijin Mining, Alibaba - W, Cambricon - U, Luxshare Precision, SMIC, and Kweichow Moutai. In Q4, the market value proportion of Zhongji Innolight, Xinyisheng, and Ping An of China increased significantly, while that of Foxconn Industrial Internet, Alibaba - W, and EVE Energy decreased relatively more [52] 3.2.5 Heavy - Positioned Stock Market Value and Concentration - In terms of market value distribution of heavy - positioned stocks, the style of equity fund positions continued to strengthen towards mid - and large - cap stocks. In terms of concentration, the concentration of the top 50, 100, and 200 stocks slightly decreased, but basically continued the previous trend [61] 3.3 Fund Company Analysis 3.3.1 Scale of Top 20 Fund Companies - In Q4 2025, the equity fund scale of the top 20 fund companies compared with Q3 showed mixed changes. The top 5 institutions were E Fund Management, China Europe Asset Management, GF Fund Management, Fullgoal Fund Management, and Huatai - PineBridge Fund Management. Among the companies ranked 6 - 20, the equity scale of Yongying Fund Management further increased, and its ranking rose by 2 places [64] 3.3.2 Heavy - Positioned Industries of Top 20 Fund Companies - According to the heavy - positioned stocks of active equity funds in Q4, the first - largest heavy - positioned industries of the top 20 fund companies were mainly electronics and medicine and biology. Dacheng Fund's first - largest heavy - positioned industry was non - ferrous metals, showing certain differentiation [65] 3.3.3 Heavy - Positioned Stocks of Top 20 Fund Companies - In Q4, the average concentration of the top 3 heavy - positioned stocks of the top 20 fund companies was 14.27%, and the concentration of the top 5 heavy - positioned stocks was 21.04%, showing a slight increase compared with the previous quarter. Xingquan Fund had the highest concentration of the top 3 heavy - positioned stocks at 28.51% [67] 3.4 Theme Fund Analysis 3.4.1 Fund Performance - In Q4, the performance of theme funds in different industries was divergent. Cyclical theme funds performed the best, with a quarterly increase of 10.10%. Financial and manufacturing theme funds followed, with quarterly average returns of 2.93% and 1.46% respectively. Pharmaceutical theme funds had the worst performance, with a quarterly decline of 13.15%. Hong Kong - stock and consumption theme funds also had negative average returns [71] 3.4.2 Pharmaceutical and Consumption Theme Funds - In pharmaceutical theme funds, the sub - sectors with relatively high market value proportions were chemical preparations and other biological products. The sub - sectors with increased heavy - position proportions were medical R & D outsourcing and traditional Chinese medicine. In consumption theme funds, the sub - sectors with relatively high market value proportions were liquor and agriculture, forestry, animal husbandry, and fishery. The sub - sectors with increased heavy - position proportions were food processing and social services [75] 3.4.3 Technology and New Energy Theme Funds - In technology theme funds, the sub - sectors with relatively high market value proportions were artificial intelligence and consumer electronics. The sub - sectors with increased heavy - position proportions were optical modules and IDC. In new - energy theme funds, the sub - sectors with relatively high market value proportions were energy storage and solid - state batteries. The sub - sectors with increased heavy - position proportions were resource stocks and solid - state batteries [79] 3.5 FOF Positioning Analysis 3.5.1 Funds with High Holding Ratios - In Q4 2025, the active equity fund with the highest holding ratio in FOF's heavy - positioned funds was "Fullgoal Steady Growth", with a holding market value accounting for 2.53% of the total heavy - positioned funds, an increase of 0.13% compared with the previous quarter. "Bodaojiu Hang" and "China Europe Dividend Premium" ranked second and third [81] 3.5.2 Funds with High Holding Quantities - In Q4 2025, the active equity fund with the largest number of heavy - positioned holdings in FOF was still "Fullgoal Steady Growth", followed by "Bodaojiu Hang" and "China Europe Dividend Premium". The number of FOFs holding these two funds increased by 1 and 7 respectively compared with the previous quarter [83] 3.5.3 Changes in Holding Ratio/Quantity - In Q4 2025, the active equity funds with the largest increase in holding ratio and quantity in FOF's heavy - positioned funds were "Huatai - PineBridge Extended Growth Theme" and "China Europe Dividend Premium" respectively [85] 3.5.4 New - Generation Fund Managers (Less Than 3 Years) - Among the active equity funds managed by new - generation fund managers with less than 3 years of experience, the fund with the highest holding ratio in FOF's heavy - positioned funds in Q4 was "Rongtong Industry Trend Selection", with a holding ratio of 0.70%, a quarter - on - quarter increase of 0.37% [87] 3.5.5 Self - Holding Fund Situations of Major Fund Companies - E Fund's FOF heavily held its own equity funds worth 21.81 billion yuan, accounting for 84.51% of all heavy - positioned equity funds. China Europe's FOF held its own equity funds worth 8.63 billion yuan, accounting for 94.49%. Fullgoal's FOF held its own equity funds worth 3.83 billion yuan, accounting for 51.82%. Huatai - PineBridge's FOF held its own equity funds worth 7.70 billion yuan, accounting for 70.11%. Xingzheng Global's FOF held its own equity funds worth 10.16 billion yuan, accounting for 61.48% [89][92][95][97][99]

Investment Strategy Overview - The report anticipates a volatile market in February due to previous regulatory signals and significant ETF outflows, with market activity expected to decline before the Spring Festival and improve post-holiday as policy catalysts emerge [3][4] - The focus remains on cyclical price increases, particularly in sectors like semiconductors and AI, which are expected to maintain a positive trend [3][4] - The liquidity situation is mixed, with increased inflows from retail investors countered by significant ETF sell-offs, leading to a challenging funding environment before the Spring Festival [3][4] Key Stock Recommendations - **Jianghuai Automobile (江淮汽车)**: Positioned as the only domestic ultra-luxury brand, with the S800 model outperforming competitors like Mercedes-Benz. The company plans to launch 6-7 high-end models, indicating substantial growth potential [5][8] - **Luxshare Precision (立讯精密)**: A key player in the Apple supply chain, with strong growth prospects in consumer electronics and automotive sectors. The company is expected to achieve rapid earnings growth over the next few years [5][11] - **Sinyi Technology (生益科技)**: As a leading manufacturer of CCL, the company is well-positioned for long-term growth with a focus on high-end product upgrades and strong market demand [5][15] - **Tianqi Lithium (天赐材料)**: The largest manufacturer of electrolytes with a market share of approximately 40%. The company is expected to see significant profit recovery due to improved supply-demand dynamics in the lithium industry [5][20] - **Li Ning (李宁)**: The company is accelerating its product and channel expansion, with new product launches expected to drive a turnaround in performance [5][20] - **Zhongji Xuchuang (中际旭创)**: A leader in optical modules, benefiting from strong overseas demand. The company is expanding its production capacity to meet increasing market needs [5][27] - **Xinyi Technology (新易盛)**: The company is experiencing continuous growth in high-speed products, with a strong outlook for 2026 [5][27] - **Foshan Plastics (佛塑科技)**: The acquisition of a key supplier is expected to enhance performance significantly, with a focus on the tightening supply-demand situation in the industry [5][27] - **Century Huatong (世纪华通)**: The company is leveraging its partnership with Tencent to enhance its game development and distribution capabilities, indicating strong future growth potential [5][27] - **Tencent Holdings (腾讯控股)**: The company has a solid foundation with a rich game product pipeline and is accelerating its AI application ecosystem [6][27] Market Trends and Expectations - The report highlights a trend of price increases spreading from cyclical sectors like oil and food to technology sectors, particularly AI and semiconductors, which are expected to continue benefiting from policy support [3][4] - The upcoming Two Sessions in March are anticipated to catalyze policy developments that could positively impact market performance [3][4] - The report emphasizes the importance of sector rotation as a key characteristic of the market in February, with a focus on cyclical price increases and technology sectors [3][4]

Core Viewpoint - The European Union (EU) is striving for digital sovereignty by reducing reliance on non-EU countries for digital services and infrastructure, with France leading initiatives to promote domestic software solutions [1][5]. Group 1: Digital Sovereignty Initiatives - The EU relies on non-EU countries, primarily the US, for over 80% of its digital services and infrastructure [1][5]. - France is pushing for millions of civil servants to use domestically developed software, such as Visio, to replace Zoom and Microsoft Teams by the end of 2026 [1][5]. - The French government has blocked the sale of Eutelsat's ground antenna business to a private equity firm, citing strategic importance and competition with SpaceX's Starlink [1][5]. Group 2: Legislative and Policy Actions - The European Parliament passed a resolution supporting the development of a European cloud platform and AI models, prioritizing European suppliers in public procurement [5]. - France has been a leader in advocating for digital taxes on large US tech companies within the EU [4]. - The EU is drafting new legislation to promote "digital sovereignty" and reduce dependence on US technology [5]. Group 3: Challenges and Limitations - Despite efforts, Europe has struggled to create competitive alternatives to US technology, with many initiatives failing due to poor performance and user experience [5][6]. - Historical attempts, such as the Quaero search engine, have not succeeded, and Google still holds about 90% of the European search market [6]. - Current cloud infrastructure investments in Europe are still heavily directed towards US providers, with Amazon, Microsoft, and Google controlling over two-thirds of the market [7]. Group 4: Future Outlook - France's Minister of Public Service emphasized the need for high-quality domestic tools to achieve strategic autonomy and reduce reliance on non-European solutions [7]. - The Visio project aims to develop more tools for the public sector, ultimately replacing Microsoft Office and Google software [7]. - The French government plans to collaborate with European tech companies to enhance the development of these tools [7].

Core Insights - The report indicates that after a period of volatility, the market is expected to regain momentum in February, supported by a decrease in the volatility index from a peak of 102 to around 32, which is historically low [2][3] - The report emphasizes the importance of focusing on two main investment themes: technology growth and cyclical recovery, as funds are likely to rotate towards underperforming sectors [3][4] Investment Themes - **Technology Growth**: The AI industry is experiencing significant positive changes, with expectations for OAI listings and advancements in storage, CPU, and packaging sectors. The report highlights the importance of monitoring policy catalysts and industry developments, particularly in emerging sectors like aerospace, new materials, and quantum technology [6][6] - **Cyclical Recovery**: The report suggests that sectors such as chemicals, real estate, and core consumer assets are expected to see a rebound as market sentiment improves. The report notes that these sectors are currently at low points in their economic cycles, with potential for recovery as institutional positions are historically low [6][6] Recommended Stocks - **Jingsheng Electromechanical (300316.SZ)**: The company is positioned to benefit from increasing demand in space and overseas photovoltaic equipment, with a market cap of 58.3 billion and projected EPS growth from 0.95 in 2026 to 1.17 in 2027 [7][7] - **Nuwai Co., Ltd. (603699.SH)**: As a leading industrial valve manufacturer, the company is expected to see growth driven by LNG and marine vessel demand, with a projected EPS increase from 2.51 in 2026 to 3.00 in 2027 [7][7] - **Longjing Environmental Protection (600388.SH)**: The company is focusing on green electricity and energy storage, with a projected EPS growth from 1.20 in 2026 to 1.37 in 2027 [7][7] - **Chip Microelectronics (688630.SH)**: The company anticipates significant profit growth, with EPS expected to rise from 4.18 in 2026 to 6.08 in 2027 [7][7] - **AVIC High-Tech (600862.SH)**: The company is expected to benefit from the increasing demand for aerospace materials, with projected EPS growth from 1.17 in 2026 to 1.29 in 2027 [7][7] - **Ping An Insurance (601318.SH)**: The company is projected to maintain strong growth in new business value (NBV), with EPS expected to rise from 8.59 in 2026 to 9.74 in 2027 [7][7] - **Rabbit Baby (002043.SZ)**: The company is expected to see steady growth in the decorative board industry, with projected EPS growth from 1.05 in 2026 to 1.15 in 2027 [7][7] - **Wanhua Chemical (600309.SH)**: The company is expected to benefit from improving MDI and TDI market conditions, with projected EPS growth from 5.13 in 2026 to 5.79 in 2027 [7][7] - **Tianfu Communication (300394.SZ)**: The company is positioned to benefit from the demand for optical modules, with projected EPS growth from 4.10 in 2026 to 5.38 in 2027 [7][7] - **Shaanxi Tourism (603402.SH)**: The company is expected to see growth driven by its core tourism operations, with projected EPS growth from 6.65 in 2026 to 7.61 in 2027 [7][7]