2026 年 03 月 04 日 行 业 比 较 相关研究 证券分析师 林丽梅 A0230513090001 linlm@swsresearch.com 刘雅婧 A0230521080001 liuyj@swsresearch.com 郝丹阳 A0230523120002 haody@swsresearch.com 冯彧 A0230525080001 fengyu@swsresearch.com 王胜 A0230511060001 wangsheng@swsresearch.com 联系人 冯彧 A0230525080001 fengyu@swsresearch.com HALO 交易情绪浓厚，涨价继续扩散 —— A 股行业中观景气跟踪月报（2026 年 3 月） 本期投资提示： 三、各行业高频中观量价指标： 证 券 研 究 请务必仔细阅读正文之后的各项信息披露与声明 本研究报告仅通过邮件提供给 中庚基金 使用。1 策 略 研 究 报 告 - 一、工业部门分行业月度跟踪：有色、交运设备制造行业量价延续高位增长，煤炭开采、专用设备制造、 黑色金属采选、医药制造等从中低水位改善，关注食品饮料、纺服轻工、橡胶塑料、 ...

Investment Rating - The report indicates a positive outlook for the coal mining, black metal mining, and pharmaceutical manufacturing sectors, suggesting potential investment opportunities in these areas [2][3]. Core Insights - The report highlights that the industrial sector is experiencing a recovery in both volume and price indicators, particularly in midstream manufacturing and upstream resource sectors such as coal, oil extraction, black metal mining, and pharmaceutical manufacturing [2][3]. - The manufacturing PMI for December 2025 has returned to the expansion zone at 50.1%, indicating improved order sentiment and operational expectations across various industries [7]. - Consumer confidence has rebounded to a two-year high, although certain sectors like automotive and home appliances are facing challenges due to high base effects and demand saturation [2][3]. Summary by Relevant Sections Industrial Sector Overview - As of November 2025, revenue, industrial added value, and profit growth rates for major industrial enterprises show signs of improvement, particularly in coal, oil extraction, black metal mining, and pharmaceutical manufacturing [2][5]. - The supply side indicates that industries such as pharmaceuticals, food and beverage, textiles, and chemicals are experiencing inventory reduction and low fixed asset growth [2][6]. Manufacturing and Economic Indicators - The overall manufacturing PMI has improved, with new orders and business activity expectations showing recovery, particularly in high-tech manufacturing and consumer goods sectors [7]. - The report notes that the consumer market is seeing a decline in growth rates for discretionary spending, while service consumption remains strong [2][3]. Sector-Specific Insights - In advanced manufacturing, sectors like photovoltaic and lithium battery materials are experiencing price increases due to high demand and supply chain adjustments [3]. - The insurance sector is seeing a slowdown in premium income growth, but there is an expectation for a rebound in early 2026 as companies prepare for new business initiatives [3]. Commodity and Price Trends - The report discusses fluctuations in energy prices, with crude oil supply exceeding demand and coal prices remaining low due to high inventory levels and weak heating demand [3][6]. - Industrial metal prices are on the rise, supported by a weaker dollar and increased demand in the context of global economic conditions [3][6].

Group 1 - The insurance sector is encouraged to increase equity allocations due to a reduction in risk factors for long-term holdings in the CSI 300 and the Low Volatility 100 indices, potentially releasing over 1 trillion yuan in equity investment capacity [6][11][12] - The spring market is expected to be a small-scale rebound within a high-level fluctuation, with policy layouts starting mid-December potentially triggering this seasonal rally [6] - The market style for 2026 is anticipated to shift from a "bull market 1.0" characterized by cyclical and value stocks in the first half to a "bull market 2.0" dominated by technology and advanced manufacturing in the second half [6] Group 2 - A-share valuations as of December 5, 2025, show the CSI All Share Index at a PE of 21.1 and PB of 1.8, indicating it is at the 77% and 39% historical percentiles respectively [8] - The real estate, retail, pharmaceutical, and IT services sectors are currently at or above the 85% historical percentile for PE valuations, indicating high valuation levels [8][9] - The healthcare services sector is noted to be below the 15% historical percentile for both PE and PB valuations, suggesting potential undervaluation [9] Group 3 - The "14th Five-Year Plan" identifies ten key investment opportunities, including artificial intelligence, robotics, aerospace, and innovative pharmaceuticals, which are expected to drive future growth [11][13] - A-share companies' overseas revenue growth is projected to outpace overall revenue growth, with overseas revenue expected to increase by 10.1% in 2024, compared to a decline of 0.8% in overall revenue [16] - The PPI price increase chain in the upstream sector is expected to continue, with specific industries like automotive manufacturing and energy showing signs of improvement [19][20] Group 4 - In November 2025, stock buybacks and increased loan applications surged by 55%, primarily driven by a nearly 18-fold increase in buyback applications [22] - The overall market sentiment is leaning towards a recovery, with various sectors showing signs of reversal and supply clearing opportunities [20][24]

Investment Rating - The report maintains a positive outlook on the midstream and upstream PPI price increase chain [1] Core Viewpoints - The report highlights that the industrial sectors such as automotive manufacturing, oil and coal extraction and processing, black metal mining, and electricity and heat supply are showing improved performance in terms of revenue, industrial added value, and profit growth [2][3] - It emphasizes the potential for recovery in sectors like pharmaceuticals, food and beverage, textiles, and non-metallic materials, which are currently facing challenges but may present opportunities for supply clearing [2][3] Summary by Relevant Sections Industrial Sector Monthly Tracking - As of October 2025, revenue and profit growth rates are improving in midstream manufacturing and upstream resource sectors, while sectors like pharmaceuticals and consumer goods are still in a low growth phase [2][3] - Inventory and fixed asset growth rates are low, indicating ongoing supply chain adjustments in industries such as pharmaceuticals and non-metallic materials [2][3] Economic Climate - The manufacturing PMI for November 2025 shows a slight recovery at 49.2%, with improved order and export order conditions, although service sector activities have returned to contraction [2][3] High-Frequency Indicators - In the automotive sector, retail sales of passenger vehicles decreased by 0.8% year-on-year in October 2025, while new energy vehicle sales grew by 7.3% [2][3] - The home appliance sector is facing high base pressure, with negative growth expected in domestic production due to previous demand surges and high base effects from 2024 [2][3] - The food and beverage sector is experiencing price stabilization, with white liquor and pork prices bottoming out, while dairy and meat prices are recovering [2][3] Advanced Manufacturing - The report notes that prices for new energy products remain high, with significant demand for lithium batteries and engineering machinery [3] - The price of lithium hexafluorophosphate has surged over 200% in the past year, indicating a tight supply-demand balance that may persist into 2026 [3] Financial Sector - The banking sector shows a slight increase in non-performing loan rates, but overall risk remains manageable, with net interest margins stabilizing [3] - Insurance premium income growth has slowed, reflecting a shift towards more flexible insurance products [3] Real Estate Chain - The real estate market is experiencing a decline in both sales and prices, with significant weakness in investment and construction activities [3] - Cement prices are fluctuating at low levels, while prices for glass and other building materials are stabilizing [3] Commodity Prices - Oil prices are fluctuating around $60 per barrel, while coal prices have rebounded above 800 yuan due to supply constraints and winter storage needs [3] - The report indicates a general upward trend in metal prices, driven by macroeconomic factors and expectations of interest rate cuts [3]

Core Viewpoints - The upstream price increase has a positive contribution to PPI month-on-month, but the low capacity utilization in the mid and downstream sectors continues to drag down PPI significantly [2][10][70] - In August, PPI showed marginal improvement, primarily driven by a notable rebound in commodity prices, with PPI month-on-month remaining at 0% [2][10][70] - The overall PPI month-on-month is 0%, mainly due to low capacity utilization in the mid and downstream sectors, which prevents the full transmission of upstream price increases [2][10][70] PPI Analysis - In August, coal and steel prices continued to rise, with coal mining (2.8%), black mining (2.1%), and black rolling (1.9%) showing month-on-month increases [2][10][70] - The international oil price decline negatively impacted domestic oil prices, with copper prices also contributing negatively to PPI [2][10][70] - The mid and downstream sectors are experiencing significant price reductions, with PPI declines in food and automotive sectors both at -0.3% [2][10][70] CPI Analysis - In August, CPI year-on-year dropped to -0.4%, influenced by a high base and weak food prices, with food CPI down 4.3% [3][23][50] - The core CPI continues to expand, with core goods CPI rising 0.1 percentage points to 0.9%, driven by high gold prices and demand from the third batch of national subsidies [3][29][71] - Core service CPI increased slightly, supported by summer travel and medical service reforms, while rental CPI remains weak due to high youth unemployment [4][33][62] Future Outlook - Commodity prices may continue to rise, but the oversupply in the mid and downstream sectors may constrain the transmission of upstream price increases, leading to weak inflation throughout the year [4][41][72] - It is expected that by the end of the year, PPI year-on-year may recover to a maximum of -2.1% [4][41][72] - CPI is anticipated to remain negative in the third quarter, with a potential turnaround in the fourth quarter due to ongoing policies supporting service consumption and demand recovery [4][41][72]

Core Viewpoint - The company has made significant investments in lithium mining, establishing a wholly-owned subsidiary in Sichuan and successfully bidding for lithium mining rights, positioning itself for growth in the lithium sector amid increasing demand for lithium products in the new energy market [1][2][4]. Group 1: Company Developments - The company announced the establishment of Sichuan Dazhong He Lithium Industry Co., Ltd. with an investment of 3 billion yuan, aimed at developing high-quality lithium resources in Sichuan [1][2]. - The company successfully bid for the Jiada Lithium Mine exploration rights at a price of 4.206 billion yuan, significantly higher than the starting price of 3.19 million yuan, indicating strong market interest [2][3]. - The company has confirmed that it can pay the auction price in full without financial pressure, utilizing existing funds, cash flow from iron ore operations, and potential bank loans [3][4]. Group 2: Industry Context - The company operates in the black metal mining industry, primarily focusing on iron ore, but is diversifying into lithium mining to mitigate the cyclical nature of iron ore prices [4][5]. - The demand for lithium products is expected to grow due to the rapid development of the new energy vehicle and energy storage markets, with lithium resources remaining in high demand [4][5]. - The company plans to leverage its existing technological and operational advantages in iron ore mining to enhance its lithium production capabilities, aiming for cost-effective and stable production [5].