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收官!上海美博会圆满闭幕:全维数据透视美业新未来
Core Insights - The 67th China (Shanghai) International Beauty Expo successfully showcased the vitality and potential of the beauty industry, emphasizing resilience, innovation, and intelligence in development [1][2] Group 1: Event Overview - The expo covered an exhibition area of 150,000 square meters, featuring over 1,800 exhibitors from more than 68 countries and regions, displaying over 10,000 selected product categories [2] - The event attracted significant foot traffic and facilitated vibrant business exchanges, highlighting the robust market activity within the beauty sector [2] Group 2: Global Expansion - The expo aimed to build a new ecosystem for diverse cooperation in the beauty industry, establishing an efficient global communication platform for sourcing and sales [3] - It gathered professional buyers from various channels, including traditional retailers and new e-commerce trends, showcasing international exhibitors from countries like South Korea, Japan, the USA, and Canada [3] - Plans for 2025 include the addition of the "Indonesia International Beauty Expo" and "Vietnam International Beauty Expo," supporting Chinese beauty brands in expanding overseas [3] Group 3: Industry Innovation - The expo focused on industry logic, uniting upstream and downstream brand forces, with new products covering multiple fields, enhancing brand competitiveness and driving technological upgrades [4] - AI technology in beauty attracted attention, while several medical beauty brands accelerated their entry into the daily skincare market [4] - The event highlighted the "Matthew Effect" in the daily chemical sector, with leading brands leveraging resources to enter professional channels [4] Group 4: Future Trends - The expo outlined a development blueprint for the beauty industry through a systematic approach of summits, activities, and special exhibitions, providing forward-looking insights [5] - Over 50 special events were held during the expo, covering topics such as beauty, health, and e-commerce, enhancing the industry's outreach and impact [5] - The event featured 15+ themed exhibition areas, showcasing innovations in professional technology, AI applications, and cross-industry segments [5] Group 5: Looking Ahead - The beauty expo is set to embark on a new journey, focusing on domestic demand and actively exploring new growth areas for Chinese beauty brands [6] - The next edition, the 68th China (Guangzhou) International Beauty Expo, is scheduled for September 4-6, 2025, in Guangzhou [6]
日化护肤年报|水羊股份存货占比居首 锦波生物存货规模及占比双增、存货周转天数高达254天
Xin Lang Zheng Quan· 2025-05-16 07:55
Core Insights - The analysis focuses on the inventory status of 14 representative listed companies in the daily chemical skincare sector for the year 2024, highlighting trends in inventory scale and turnover efficiency [1][2]. Inventory Scale and Proportion - Over half of the selected skincare companies experienced growth in inventory scale in 2024, with Chuang'er Biological showing the highest year-on-year increase of 62.44%, reaching an inventory scale of 0.35 billion [2][3]. - Other companies with significant inventory growth include Kesi Co. (0.97 billion, up 47.96%), Jinbo Biological (0.97 billion, up 45.68%), and Fulejia (1.6 billion, up 30.26%) [2][3]. - Water Sheep Co. has the highest inventory proportion relative to total assets at approximately 19.52% in 2024, indicating a notable increase from 19.32% in 2023 [4]. Inventory Turnover Efficiency - Among the analyzed companies, only Marubi and Qingsong Co. showed improvement in inventory turnover efficiency, while the remaining eight companies experienced an increase in inventory turnover days, indicating a decline in efficiency [1][5]. - Jinbo Biological, Huaxi Biological, and Beitaini reported inventory turnover days exceeding 270 days (approximately 9 months), with turnover days of 307.93 and 254.45 respectively for Jinbo and Huaxi [1][5]. - Eight out of the 14 companies improved their inventory turnover efficiency, while companies like Fulejia, Kesi Co., Marubi, Huaxi, Water Sheep, and Jiaheng Household experienced a decline in efficiency [7].
日化护肤年报|巨额营销侵吞利润:逸仙电商销售费用率60%登顶 丸美生物、上美股份超5成收入用于营销
Xin Lang Zheng Quan· 2025-05-16 07:50
Group 1 - The core viewpoint is that the high sales expenses in the daily chemical skincare industry significantly erode profits, leading to high gross margins but low net margins [1][3] - In 2024, over half of the selected companies in the daily chemical skincare industry have a sales expense ratio exceeding 40%, indicating that they allocate more than 40% of their revenue to marketing [1] - Yatsen E-commerce has the highest sales expense ratio at 60.1%, followed by Shangmei Co. and Marubi Biotechnology with ratios of 58.11% and 55.04% respectively [1] Group 2 - Many listed companies in the daily chemical skincare industry invest heavily in marketing while underinvesting in research and development, leading to severe product homogeneity and insufficient innovation [3] - The heavy reliance on marketing has resulted in a price war within the industry, which diminishes profitability and creates a vicious cycle [3] - Companies like Betaini have become overly dependent on a single brand, with over 90% of their main business revenue coming from the "Winona" brand, which has seen a sales decline of 5.45% in 2024 [3] Group 3 - The challenge for many companies in the daily chemical skincare industry in 2025 will be to balance marketing and research and development expenditures, transitioning from a marketing-driven approach to a product-driven one [4]
日化护肤年报|高毛利低净利现象明显 逸仙电商、上海家化、嘉亨家化净利率为负
Xin Lang Zheng Quan· 2025-05-16 07:48
Core Insights - The analysis focuses on the financial performance of 17 representative listed companies in the daily chemical skincare industry, highlighting the significant disparity between sales gross margin and net profit margin [1][2]. Group 1: Financial Performance - In 2024, nearly 80% of the selected companies reported a sales gross margin exceeding 50%, with some companies achieving gross margins over 75% [1][2]. - The industry shows a trend of high gross margins but low net profit margins, with 70% of companies having net profit margins below 15% [1][2]. - The top three companies in terms of sales gross margin are Jinbo Biological (92.02%), Juzhi Biological (82.09%), and Fulejia (81.73%) [2]. Group 2: Sales Net Margin Analysis - The leading companies in sales net margin are Jinbo Biological (50.68%), Juzhi Biological (37.22%), and Fulejia (32.78%) [4]. - Companies such as Jiaheng Household Chemicals (-2.57%), Shanghai Household Chemicals (-14.67%), and Yixian E-commerce (-20.9%) exhibit significantly low net profit margins [4]. Group 3: Industry Challenges - The high sales expenses in the daily chemical skincare industry are identified as a primary reason for the low net profit margins, as substantial marketing costs erode profits [2]. - Qing Song Co. has the lowest sales gross margin at 17.42%, attributed to its positioning as an OEM, facing intense competition from thousands of domestic cosmetic OEMs [6]. - Yixian E-commerce's negative net profit margin of -20.9% is linked to ongoing losses and high marketing expenditures [6].
日化护肤年报|逸仙电商连亏五年亏超65亿 上海家化营收、归母净利润增速双垫底
Xin Lang Zheng Quan· 2025-05-16 07:37
Core Insights - The performance of the daily chemical skincare industry in 2024 is generally pessimistic, with only 6 out of 17 selected companies achieving both revenue and net profit growth [1][2][4] - Notably, 4 companies reported losses, including Yatsen E-commerce, Jiaheng Cosmetics, Furuida, and Shanghai Jahwa, with Yatsen E-commerce experiencing continuous losses since its IPO in 2020, totaling over 6.5 billion yuan in losses [1][2][4] Revenue and Profit Analysis - Among the 17 companies analyzed, 6 companies reported a decline in both revenue and net profit, including Qingsong Co., Kesi Co., Shuiyang Co., Furuida, and Huaxi Biological [4][5] - The companies with revenue and net profit growth include Jinbo Biological (revenue up 84.92%, net profit up 144.27%), Shangmei Co. (revenue up 62.1%), and Juzi Biological (revenue up 57.2%) [2][7][9] - Companies with revenue but no profit growth include Lafang Co. (revenue 889 million yuan, net profit down 36.84%), Beitaini (revenue 5.736 billion yuan, net profit down 33.53%), and Fulejia (revenue 2.017 billion yuan, net profit down 11.77%) [2][4] Losses Overview - Yatsen E-commerce reported total revenue of 3.393 billion yuan, a slight decline of 0.63%, with a net profit loss of 710 million yuan [5][6] - Shanghai Jahwa's revenue was 5.679 billion yuan, down 13.93%, with a net profit loss of 833 million yuan, marking a significant decline of 266.6% [5][6] - Jiaheng Cosmetics reported revenue of 923 million yuan, down 9.13%, with a net profit loss of 24 million yuan, a decline of 159% [5][6] Performance Rankings - The top three companies in revenue growth are Jinbo Biological, Shangmei Co., and Juzi Biological, with growth rates of 84.92%, 62.1%, and 57.2% respectively [7] - The bottom three in revenue growth are Shanghai Jahwa, Furuida, and Jiaheng Cosmetics, with declines of 13.93%, 13.02%, and 9.13% respectively [7] - In terms of net profit growth, the top three are Jinbo E-commerce, Shangmei Co., and Juzi Biological, with growth rates of 144.27%, 74%, and 42.4% respectively [9]