Financial Performance - The company achieved a revenue of 6.653 billion CNY in the first three quarters of 2025, representing a year-on-year growth of 18.71% [1] - The net profit attributable to shareholders was 210 million CNY, a year-on-year decline of 21.38% due to increased market competition, declining order margins, and rising raw material prices [1] - The gross margin improved sequentially in Q3, indicating a potential recovery in the second half of the year [1] Cost Control and Profitability - The decline in gross margin is attributed to intense competition within the automotive industry, which is a common issue across the supply chain [2] - The company is focusing on cost control and aims to improve profitability by increasing scale and developing a second growth curve [2] Growth Strategies - The second growth curve is centered on low-altitude economy and intelligent robotics, with projects underway in collaboration with companies like Xiaopeng Huitian [2] - The company has received project confirmations for agricultural drones, which have started generating revenue [2] Production Capacity and Equipment - The company operates five large die-casting machines, including a 6,800T machine at the Jinli factory and others at the Guangzhou factory, which primarily produces components for new energy vehicles [2] - The Guangzhou factory has seen significant revenue growth due to increased production capacity [2] Magnesium Alloy Business - A dedicated team is working on magnesium alloy products, which are currently in the experimental phase, with expected higher profit margins compared to aluminum alloys due to market scarcity [3] Research and Development - The company has a national-level technology center and a research team of over 30 members, with more than 1,000 personnel focused on R&D [3] - Annual R&D investment is approximately 4% of revenue, with ongoing collaborations with universities on various projects [4] Investment and Expansion - Future investments and acquisitions will focus on strengthening the core business in die-casting and interior/exterior trim sectors, with both domestic and international projects under consideration [4] - By 2024, overseas revenue is expected to account for about 18%, primarily from exports to North America, with plans for further international market expansion [4]

Group 1: Customer Structure and Market Strategy - The main customer structure for 2024 remains focused on joint venture brands, but the revenue share from independent brands is gradually increasing due to the rising penetration of new energy vehicles, with a larger growth rate expected this year [1] - The company is actively adjusting its market strategy to keep pace with market trends and continuously improve its market share [1] Group 2: Integrated Die-Casting Business - The integrated die-casting business is primarily located in the Guangzhou factory, which has invested in four large die-casting machines with capacities of 16,000T, 12,000T, and two 7,000T machines, mainly producing components for new energy vehicles [1] - The revenue for the Guangzhou factory in the first half of the year was 291 million yuan, currently in a slight loss, but aims to achieve profitability as business volume increases [1][2] - The future trend for integrated die-casting is expected to enhance vehicle lightweighting and simplify manufacturing processes, with increasing adoption among major manufacturers [2] Group 3: Interior and Exterior Trim Business - The interior and exterior trim business includes products such as grilles, fenders, engine hoods, and emblems, primarily supplied to American, Japanese, and independent brand customers [3] - Revenue from the interior and exterior trim business has remained stable in recent years, although profit margins have slightly declined due to industry competition [3] Group 4: Magnesium Alloy Business - The company has previously developed magnesium alloy die-casting products and possesses certain technical reserves, but has not continued this business due to market issues [4] - With the recent decrease in raw material prices and the lightweight nature of magnesium alloys compared to aluminum alloys, more manufacturers are willing to explore magnesium alloy applications [4] Group 5: Overseas Production Capacity Planning - The company is actively planning to establish overseas production facilities, focusing on die-casting and interior/exterior trim business segments in regions such as Southeast Asia and North America [5] - Initial feasibility analyses are being conducted due to international political and economic factors, with plans to adapt based on changes in these relationships [5]