Group 1: Sales Revenue Performance - In 2024, the company expects significant growth in sales revenue across key business segments, with optical display, new energy, and PET film showing substantial increases [2][4] - Sales revenue for 2024 is projected to reach ¥269,055 million, a 37% increase from ¥196,852 million in 2023 [2][4] - Specific segment growth includes: - Optical Display: ¥55,159 million (114% increase) - New Energy: ¥47,108 million (61% increase) - PET Film: ¥14,080 million (158% increase) [2][3] Group 2: Cost and Expense Analysis - Despite revenue growth, the company faces increased costs, with total expenses rising from ¥71,861 million in 2023 to ¥97,988 million in 2024, a 36% increase [3][4] - Major cost increases include: - Depreciation: ¥37,218 million (49% increase) - Labor Costs: ¥37,516 million (22% increase) - R&D Expenses: ¥12,610 million (41% increase) - Financial Costs: ¥10,643 million (47% increase) [3][4] Group 3: Future Growth Expectations - The company has set ambitious sales targets for the next three years, with expected growth rates of 40% in 2025, 75% in 2026, and 120% in 2027, based on 2024 revenue [5][6] - The anticipated revenue for 2025 is ¥37.67 billion, increasing to ¥59.20 billion by 2027 [5][6] Group 4: Strategic Insights - The company has completed major expansion projects, positioning itself for revenue growth as it enters a scaling phase [6][7] - Development of new products and customer relationships is ongoing, enhancing the company's market position [6][7] - The optical display segment is highlighted as the most promising area, with significant R&D investment and market potential [6][7] Group 5: Shareholder Insights - The controlling shareholder has initiated a share reduction for personal financial needs, marking the first reduction since the company's IPO in November 2019 [7] - This decision is not expected to impact the company's governance or operational continuity [7]

Group 1: Sales Revenue Breakdown - In 2024, the sales revenue for the optical display segment is projected to increase by 114%, reaching ¥55,159,000 [2] - The renewable energy segment is expected to grow by 61%, with revenue of ¥47,108,000 [2] - The PET film segment shows a significant increase of 158%, with projected revenue of ¥14,080,000 [2] - Overall, the total sales revenue is anticipated to rise by 37%, reaching ¥269,055,000 in 2024 [2] Group 2: Future Revenue Expectations - The company has set ambitious sales revenue targets for the next three years, starting with a 40% increase in 2025, aiming for ¥37.67 billion [3] - The target for 2026 is a 75% increase, reaching ¥47.09 billion [3] - By 2027, the goal is to achieve a 120% increase, totaling ¥59.20 billion [3] Group 3: Growth Drivers - The company has completed major expansion projects, allowing sales revenue to enter a growth phase [4] - Continuous development of new products and clients has strengthened the company's market position [4] - The trend of domestic substitution for "bottleneck" materials is expected to create new opportunities for growth [4] Group 4: Profitability Challenges - Despite a 37% increase in sales revenue in 2024, costs such as depreciation, labor, and R&D expenses have risen significantly [6] - Depreciation expenses increased by 49%, reaching ¥37,218,000 [7] - Labor costs rose by 22%, totaling ¥37,516,000 [7] - R&D expenses (excluding labor and depreciation) increased by 41%, amounting to ¥12,610,000 [7] - Overall, total expenses grew by 36%, reaching ¥97,988,000 [7] Group 5: Cost Structure Insights - Major cost increases are attributed to the transition of construction projects to operational status, leading to higher depreciation [8] - Significant investments in R&D and technology have driven up labor costs and R&D expenses [8] - Financial costs have risen due to the capitalization of borrowing costs transitioning to expenses as projects move into operation [8] - As sales scale increases, fixed costs are expected to be diluted, leading to improved economies of scale [8]

Group 1: Sales Revenue Breakdown - In 2024, the sales revenue for the three main business segments—Optical Display, New Energy, and PET Film—showed significant growth, with total revenue increasing by 37% from 2023 to 2024 [2][4]. - The specific revenue figures for 2023 and 2024 are as follows: - Optical Display: 25,755万元 (2023) vs. 55,159万元 (2024), a growth of 114% - New Energy: 29,290万元 (2023) vs. 47,108万元 (2024), a growth of 61% - PET Film: 5,460万元 (2023) vs. 14,080万元 (2024), a growth of 158% [2][4]. Group 2: Future Revenue Expectations - The company has set ambitious sales revenue targets for the next three years based on the 2024 revenue, with growth percentages of 40% for 2025, 75% for 2026, and 120% for 2027 [3]. - The projected revenue amounts for these years are 37.67 billion (2025), 47.09 billion (2026), and 59.20 billion (2027) [3]. Group 3: Growth Drivers - Key factors contributing to the expected revenue growth include: 1. Completion of large-scale expansion projects, allowing for increased production capacity [4]. 2. Ongoing development of new products and clients, enhancing the company's ability to serve major manufacturers [4]. 3. The trend of domestic substitution for "bottleneck" materials in the current international landscape [4]. Group 4: Profitability Challenges - Despite a 37% increase in sales revenue in 2024, the company faced a situation of revenue growth without corresponding profit growth due to rising costs in depreciation, labor, R&D, and financial expenses [6][7]. - Major expense changes from 2023 to 2024 include: - Depreciation: 25,000万元 (2023) to 37,218万元 (2024), a 49% increase - Labor costs: 30,689万元 (2023) to 37,516万元 (2024), a 22% increase - R&D expenses: 8,932万元 (2023) to 12,610万元 (2024), a 41% increase [7][8]. Group 5: Strategic Focus Areas - The Optical Display segment is highlighted as the most promising area, with significant R&D investment and high product value, particularly in the folding screen and VR glasses markets [5]. - The company aims to capitalize on the accelerated import substitution trend in this sector following global tariff changes [5].

Group 1: Sales Revenue Breakdown - In 2024, the sales revenue is projected to reach CNY 269,055,000, a 37% increase from CNY 196,852,000 in 2023 [2] - The revenue by business segment for 2024 is as follows: - Optical Display: CNY 55,159,000 (114% increase) - New Energy: CNY 47,108,000 (61% increase) - Microelectronics: CNY 11,222,000 (24% increase) - Civil Adhesive Tape: CNY 47,030,000 (16% increase) - PET Film: CNY 14,080,000 (158% increase) - Other Functional Adhesive Products: CNY 94,457,000 (9% increase) [2] Group 2: Future Revenue Expectations - The company has set ambitious sales revenue targets for the next three years based on the 2024 revenue: - 2025: CNY 37.67 billion (40% growth) - 2026: CNY 47.09 billion (75% growth) - 2027: CNY 59.20 billion (120% growth) [2][3] Group 3: Growth Drivers - Key factors contributing to sustained revenue growth include: - Completion of large-scale expansion projects, allowing for increased sales [3] - Continuous development of new products and clients, enhancing market presence [3] - Readiness to capitalize on opportunities arising from the import substitution of critical materials [3] Group 4: Business Segment Highlights - The Optical Display segment is noted for its high R&D investment and product value, with significant growth potential due to market share previously dominated by US and Japanese suppliers [4] Group 5: Revenue vs. Profitability - Despite a 37% increase in sales revenue in 2024, profitability did not increase due to rising costs in several areas: - Depreciation: Increased from CNY 25,000,000 to CNY 37,218,000 (49% increase) - Labor Costs: Increased from CNY 30,689,000 to CNY 37,516,000 (22% increase) - R&D Expenses: Increased from CNY 8,932,000 to CNY 12,610,000 (41% increase) - Financial Costs: Increased from CNY 7,240,000 to CNY 10,643,000 (47% increase) [5][6] Group 6: Cost Structure Insights - Major cost increases are attributed to: - Transition of significant construction projects to fixed asset depreciation [6] - Increased investment in R&D, technology, and workforce [6] - Rising financial costs due to increased bank financing needs as sales scale up [7]

Group 1: Sales Revenue Breakdown - In 2024, the sales revenue for the optical display segment is projected to be 55,159, showing a 114% increase from 2023 [2] - The renewable energy segment is expected to reach 47,108, reflecting a 61% growth [2] - The PET film segment is anticipated to grow by 158%, reaching 14,080 [2] - Overall, the total sales revenue is forecasted to increase by 37%, from 196,852 in 2023 to 269,055 in 2024 [2] Group 2: Future Revenue Expectations - The company has set ambitious revenue targets for the next three years, with a 40% increase expected in 2025, amounting to 37.67 billion [3] - For 2026, the target is a 75% increase, reaching 47.09 billion [3] - In 2027, a 120% increase is projected, totaling 59.20 billion [3] Group 3: Growth Drivers - Significant expansion and upgrades of production facilities have been completed, allowing for a revenue growth phase [4] - Continuous development of new products and clients has strengthened the company's market position [4] - The trend of domestic substitution for "bottleneck" materials is expected to create further opportunities [4] Group 4: Business Segment Highlights - The optical display segment is noted for its high R&D investment and product value, with rapid revenue growth anticipated [5] - The market for optical displays has historically been dominated by suppliers from the US and Japan, but local alternatives are gaining traction [5] Group 5: Revenue vs. Profitability - Despite a 37% increase in sales revenue in 2024, profitability is impacted by rising costs in depreciation, labor, R&D, and financial expenses [6] - Key cost increases include depreciation rising by 49% to 37,218 and labor costs increasing by 22% to 37,516 [6] - Total major expenses grew by 36%, from 71,861 in 2023 to 97,988 in 2024 [6] Group 6: Cost Structure Insights - The rise in depreciation is attributed to the completion of major construction projects transitioning to fixed assets [7] - Increased investments in R&D and technology have led to higher labor costs and financial expenses [7] - As sales scale up, fixed costs are expected to be diluted, leading to improved economies of scale [7]