Core Viewpoint - The precision tool industry is poised for growth due to the rising demand from emerging manufacturing sectors, particularly in humanoid robotics, which requires high-quality precision tools for efficient and cost-effective production [1][2]. Group 1: Industry Insights - The humanoid robotics industry faces challenges in achieving high hardness and precision, necessitating stringent performance requirements for precision tools, including micron-level dimensional tolerances and nanometer-level surface quality [2]. - The market for precision tools in humanoid robotics is projected to reach between 7 billion to 12.6 billion by 2027, assuming that tools account for 5% to 9% of the processing costs [1]. - The precision tool industry benefits from high user stickiness, as the cost of tools represents only 1% to 4% of manufacturing costs, but their quality directly impacts the precision and surface finish of the processed components [3]. Group 2: Company Developments - Huari Precision has maintained a research and development investment ratio of 6.69% of its revenue in 2024, enabling it to enter the mid-to-high-end market traditionally dominated by European, American, and Japanese tool manufacturers [2]. - The company has begun receiving small batch orders from leading humanoid robotics firms, indicating its growing presence in this emerging market [2]. - Huari Precision is also exploring opportunities in the semiconductor industry, which demands extremely high quality and minimal defect rates, further diversifying its customer base [3].