近日，太仓高新区召开2026年科技人才企业迎春座谈会，华钛瑞翔、航辰系统、小科智行、一目万相、 云幕智造、安东聚变、云耀深维、光年探索八家企业获评"科技八骏"。 同样在"心脏"部件上发力的，还有航辰系统(太仓)有限公司。其研发的"航空航天摆缸式叶片马达液压伺 服作动器"，刚荣获2025年中国航空学会科技进步奖一等奖。这项历时多年从北航实验室走出的技术， 突破了密封、结构、控制等关键难题，性能指标大幅优于国外同类产品，已广泛用于中航工业、航天科 技（000901）、航天科工、中国商飞等国家战略项目。 这八家企业，横跨航空材料、机载系统、汽车悬架、医疗影像、人形机器人、可控核聚变、金属3D打 印、航天贮箱制造八大前沿领域。它们中，有的成立仅数月，有的已实现规模化交付；有的专注"从0到 1"的原始创新，有的正加速"从1到100"的产业化跨越。 "八骏"中，有的在挑战能源的终极梦想。安东聚变(太仓)科技有限公司，国内首家Z箍缩聚变商业化公 司，在彭先觉院士领衔下，正以清晰的"三个五年"路线图，冲刺2040年商业化发电目标。有的在重塑制 造精度极限。云耀深维(江苏)科技有限公司，凭借源自德国弗劳恩霍夫激光技术研究所的核 ...

高盛亚洲（除日本外）股票资本市场联席主管王亚军。来源：公司供图 香港IPO市场热度或将延续 王亚军用"涛声依旧"来形容对2026年港股一级市场的整体判断。他认为，2026年香港IPO市场热度或将 延续，独立首次上市企业（尤其是AI及产业链相关企业）或将成为主力。 "再融资市场预计将维持高位运行。"王亚军表示，其背后的核心逻辑在于中国企业国际化的外汇需求以 及新能源、AI等高增长行业持续的资本开支需求，共同构成了企业强烈的再融资意愿。此外，兼具灵 活性的可转换债券将继续受到市场欢迎，其占融资总额的比例有望进一步提升。 高盛亚洲（除日本外）股票资本市场联席主管王亚军1月15日在媒体交流会上表示，2026年香港IPO市 场热度或将延续，独立首次上市企业（尤其是AI及产业链相关企业）或将成为主力。中国企业出海的 外汇需求、新能源及AI等行业的高资本开支需求，将推动再融资意愿持续旺盛。 谈及一级市场投资主线，王亚军认为，科技（特别是人工智能）与消费两大领域仍是市场焦点。 谈及去年末港股出现的IPO破发率阶段性上升现象，王亚军解释称，这主要是年末投资者风险偏好季节 性变化所致，并非市场根本转向。今年以来，市场情绪已迅速回 ...

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the implications of China's self-sufficiency in manufacturing and its reluctance to engage in international trade, raising questions about the future of global trade dynamics and the concept of "Industrial Cthulhu" [4][8]. Group 1: Trade Dynamics - The author highlights that during a recent trip to mainland China, the prevailing sentiment was a lack of interest in imports, as China is capable of producing everything it needs more efficiently and at lower costs [7]. - The article questions the existence of trade if the largest seller, China, is not interested in buying from others, suggesting a potential shift in global trade paradigms [8]. - The author notes that the current trade surplus for China reached $3.3 trillion by the end of October, indicating a significant imbalance in trade relationships [16]. Group 2: Industrial Innovation - The article emphasizes China's rapid advancements in various sectors, including electric vehicles, photovoltaics, and AI, showcasing its transition from a manufacturing hub to an innovation leader [12]. - It mentions that the cost of hardware for autonomous vehicles in China is less than one-third of that in the U.S., highlighting China's competitive edge in technology [12]. - The article also points out that Western pharmaceutical companies are increasingly investing in Chinese firms, recognizing their potential in innovative drug development [12]. Group 3: Economic Challenges - The author discusses the risks associated with China's high trade surplus, including the potential for increased financial risk and inefficiency in overseas dollar assets [16]. - The article suggests that China's reliance on its status as the "world's factory" may hinder the internationalization of the renminbi, as the country imports less and maintains a singular channel for offshore assets [17]. - It raises concerns about the long-term sustainability of China's economic model, which may lead to a vicious cycle of trade imbalances and reduced global competitiveness [16][17]. Group 4: Future Considerations - The article proposes a shift in narrative from a zero-sum game in trade to a collaborative approach, suggesting that countries should work together and share benefits rather than compete solely on buying and selling [18]. - It emphasizes the need for a new framework that transforms the "world factory" concept into a "world workshop + world testing ground," which could foster innovation and cooperation [18].

Group 1 - Insurance institutions conducted a total of 14,128 investigations into A-share listed companies in the first three quarters of this year, with a significant focus on technology sectors such as electronic components and medical devices [1] - The total balance of insurance funds exceeded 36 trillion yuan by the end of the second quarter, with stock investments amounting to approximately 3.07 trillion yuan, reflecting a net increase of 640.6 billion yuan since the end of last year [2] - The most active insurance companies in terms of investigations included Ping An Pension Insurance with 494 investigations and Taikang Asset Management with 853 investigations, indicating a strong interest in market opportunities [2][3] Group 2 - The technology sector was the most investigated area by insurance institutions, with companies like Huichuan Technology and Lixun Precision receiving the highest attention, reflecting a market trend towards technology investments [4] - The rise in stock prices for technology companies, with the CSI 300 index increasing by approximately 18% and the robotics and AI indices rising by about 41% and 38% respectively, has driven insurance institutions to focus on this sector [4][5] - The shift towards technology investments is influenced by government support for technological innovation and the need for insurance institutions to diversify their portfolios in a low-interest-rate environment [5]

Core Insights - The Sci-Tech Innovation Board (STAR Market) has become a significant driver of structural trends in A-shares since 2025, focusing on high-growth sectors such as integrated circuits, artificial intelligence, biomedicine, and high-end equipment [1][2] - The STAR 200 Index, which includes 200 small-cap stocks with good liquidity, highlights the potential of small-cap "dark horses" in the market, with a median market capitalization of 8.225 billion and 67.5% of its constituents having market caps below 10 billion [2] - The STAR Market has evolved from a "testing ground" to a "new highland" for innovation, with small-cap companies increasingly contributing to its composition and showing strong development potential and long-term investment value [1] Industry Summary - As of August 30, 2024, there are 361 listed companies on the STAR Market with a total market value below 10 billion, representing 61% of all listed companies, and these firms collectively invested 36.1 billion in R&D, with an average of nearly 29% of their workforce in R&D roles [1] - The STAR 200 Index is characterized by its high research intensity and innovation capability, making it a key asset for investors looking to capitalize on China's future core technological strengths and the benefits of economic transformation [2] - The STAR 200 Index has demonstrated high return elasticity and impressive performance, with a growth of over 115% in the past year as of August 30 [2]

Economic Performance - In July, the industrial added value of large-scale enterprises increased by 5.7% year-on-year, with a month-on-month growth of 0.38%[4] - The manufacturing sector's added value grew by 6.2%, indicating its core support role in the economy[4] - Fixed asset investment from January to July rose by 1.6% year-on-year, with a month-on-month decline of 0.63% in July[4] Sector Analysis - 35 out of 41 industrial categories reported growth, achieving a growth coverage of 85.4%[4] - High-tech manufacturing saw a significant increase, with added value growing by 9.3%, led by integrated circuit manufacturing at 26.9%[4] - Real estate development investment from January to July was 53,580 billion yuan, down 12.0% year-on-year, marking a historical low[4] Consumer Trends - The total retail sales of consumer goods in July reached 38.7 billion yuan, with a year-on-year increase of 3.7%[5] - Durable goods consumption, particularly in home appliances (+28.7%) and communication equipment (+14.9%), showed strong growth[5] - Service retail sales from January to July increased by 5.2%, driven by summer tourism and sports events[5] Future Outlook - The economic growth rate in the third quarter is expected to be lower than in the second quarter, primarily due to the real estate sector's challenges[5] - Despite potential slowdowns, achieving the annual economic growth target of 5% remains feasible due to ongoing export support and consumption policies[5] - Risks include the possibility of domestic demand recovery being slower than anticipated[5]

Core Viewpoint - In the first quarter of this year, China's foreign trade showed resilience with a total import and export value of 10.3 trillion yuan, reflecting a growth of 1.3% despite external challenges [1] Group 1: Export Performance - China's export scale exceeded 6 trillion yuan in the first quarter, achieving a rapid growth of 6.9%, demonstrating strong resilience under pressure [1] - Exports to over 170 countries and regions increased, with significant growth in high-end, intelligent, and green manufacturing sectors [1] - Notable export growth was observed in shipbuilding and marine engineering equipment (10.8%) and specialized equipment (16.2%) [1] - Renewable energy products played a crucial role in global green transformation, with exports of wind turbines (43.2%), lithium batteries (18.8%), and electric vehicles (8.2%) showing substantial increases [1] Group 2: Import Performance - Domestic industrial production growth led to increased imports of components and equipment, with automatic data processing equipment parts and marine engineering equipment growing by 95.6% and 52.5% respectively [2] - The consumer market remained stable, with imports of edible oils increasing by 12.1% and fresh and dried fruits rising by 8.3% [2] - Private enterprises accounted for 5.85 trillion yuan in imports and exports, growing by 5.8% and representing 56.8% of the total [2] - Private enterprises achieved record high exports of high-tech products, nearing 1 trillion yuan, with industrial robots (67.4%) and high-end machine tools (16.4%) showing significant growth [2] Group 3: Foreign Investment and Trade Relations - Foreign-invested enterprises accounted for about one-third of China's foreign trade over the past five years, with over 67,000 foreign enterprises engaged in import and export activities in the first quarter, marking a three-year high [3] - Trade with the EU reached 1.3 trillion yuan, growing by 1.4%, highlighting the strong economic complementarity and intertwined interests between China and the EU [3] - ASEAN remained China's largest trading partner, with trade volume of 1.71 trillion yuan, growing by 7.1%, and its share of China's overall foreign trade increasing to 16.6% [3] - Trade with Belt and Road Initiative countries reached 5.26 trillion yuan, growing by 2.2%, and its share of China's overall foreign trade rose to 51.1% [3]