Company Overview - Jiangxi Huawu Brake Co., Ltd. focuses on the R&D, manufacturing, and sales of industrial brakes and control systems, serving leading enterprises in various sectors such as port machinery, wind power, rail transit, mining equipment, metallurgy, and marine engineering [1]. Future Business Growth Points - The company aims to concentrate on its core business of industrial brakes, shutting down non-core and unprofitable subsidiaries. The performance in the first three quarters indicates a positive trend in core business development [1]. - Key growth areas include: - **Lifting Machinery**: Emphasis on product iteration towards smart and digital solutions, enhancing core competitiveness through integrated monitoring and remote operation features [1]. - **Wind Power Market**: The demand for wind brake systems remains strong, with expectations for significant opportunities in the future, supported by the 14th Five-Year Plan [1]. - **Mining Brake Market**: The company has established a dedicated project team to focus on the mining brake sector, which has substantial market potential and limited domestic competition [2]. Production Capacity - Current production capacity is sufficient to meet existing order demands, with flexibility to adjust based on order requirements. Future capacity increases may be funded through raised capital to meet domestic market growth [3]. Aerospace Sector Development - The aerospace segment, primarily through its subsidiary Ande Technology, has established strong partnerships with major domestic aerospace manufacturers. However, recent industry changes have posed challenges [4]. - The company is actively seeking new growth avenues in aerospace, including expanding into sheet metal and space-related businesses [4]. Commercial Aerospace Initiatives - The company is positioning itself in the commercial aerospace sector, leveraging its existing aerospace technology and manufacturing experience to develop core components [5]. - Current efforts include establishing customer connections for future orders, although the commercial aerospace business is still in its early stages and poses various risks related to technology and market acceptance [5]. Disclosure Information - The investor relations activity did not involve any undisclosed significant information [6].