Group 1: Cement Industry - The cement industry is expected to see the effects of capacity reduction by 2026, improving the supply-demand balance and leading to a price recovery, which will gradually restore corporate profitability [1] - In January, the cement market faced seasonal weakness with reduced demand and price pressure, but inventory levels are gradually decreasing, and prices are expected to stabilize in the short term, with potential increases in March due to seasonal construction [1] Group 2: Glass Fiber - In January, the price of raw glass fiber remained stable, supported by some demand recovery and inventory adjustments, while electronic fiber prices increased due to strong demand and supply constraints [2] - The demand for high-end glass fiber products remains robust, and prices are expected to maintain an upward trend in the short term, despite potential temporary declines in traditional electronic fiber demand [2] Group 3: Consumer Building Materials - The retail sales of building and decoration materials decreased by 2.7% year-on-year in 2025, with a significant drop in December, but demand is expected to recover slightly due to urban renewal strategies and the push for high-quality green building materials [3] - Leading companies in the consumer building materials sector are implementing price increases, which, along with anti-competitive policies, may help restore profitability [3] Group 4: Float Glass - The float glass market is experiencing weakening demand, with speculative purchasing increasing, leading to a decline in prices and high overall inventory levels [4] - Short-term demand is expected to continue decreasing, and the price center is likely to shift downward due to ongoing supply-demand pressures [4]