Core Insights - The structural adjustments of Aneng Logistics have been completed by the end of last year, and the company now faces increasing market competition, with the introduction of unmanned vehicles and smart heavy trucks being key factors for future profit support [1][5]. Group 1: Operational Performance - Aneng Logistics' Anhui distribution center has seen a growth in throughput, nearing last year's peak levels, with expectations of reaching a daily operational volume of 6,000 tons during peak periods this year [1]. - The "3300" product line, which was launched last May, has significantly contributed to operational efficiency and profitability, with its volume growth outpacing total cargo volume [3][5]. - The average weight per ticket has improved to approximately 75 kg this year, down from about 84 kg last year, indicating a successful optimization strategy [3]. Group 2: Cost Management - Aneng Logistics has implemented automation at its Linyi distribution center, resulting in a 6% reduction in cost per kilogram [4]. - The company plans to enhance operational efficiency through refined management practices, aiming to meet the challenges posed by the anticipated 6,000 tons throughput without major changes in personnel or service quality [4][5]. Group 3: Technological Advancements - The company is exploring the application of unmanned vehicles in the express delivery sector, with 300 units of the Z10 unmanned vehicle already deployed in Anhui [6][7]. - Aneng Logistics has introduced nearly 20 smart heavy trucks equipped with advanced driving systems in Q1, with plans to scale up to 300-500 units by the end of this year [9][10]. - The use of smart heavy trucks can reduce labor costs by 50% and improve fuel efficiency by 3%-5% compared to traditional trucks, addressing the challenges of driver recruitment and operational costs [9].