Core Viewpoint - Anta Group, in collaboration with Donghua University, has launched Aerovent Zero, China's first self-developed high-performance fluorine-free waterproof and breathable material, marking a significant breakthrough in the field of high-performance waterproof and breathable fabrics in China [1][3]. Group 1: Product Innovation - The Aerovent Zero material significantly enhances moisture permeability through self-developed high-conductivity bio-based polymers and micro-nano structural adjustments, while ensuring waterproofing without adding organic fluorine compounds [3][5]. - Third-party testing has confirmed that the material meets international advanced standards, achieving a static water pressure of 18,000 mmH₂O and a moisture permeability rate of 7,000 g/m²·24h, thus overcoming the global challenge of "fluorine-free high performance" [5]. - The material incorporates 20% bio-based content, making it more environmentally friendly compared to international brands' fluorine-free solutions [5]. Group 2: Market Strategy and Pricing - Anta Group has managed to control the product price at one-third of similar international fabric products, making high-performance waterproof and breathable fabric technology accessible [5]. - The new generation of "Storm Armor" featuring Aerovent Zero is set to launch in the fall and winter of this year, with an estimated price around 1,000 yuan and projected sales exceeding 500,000 units by 2026 [5]. Group 3: Research and Development Commitment - Anta Group has established a global open innovation ecosystem involving seven design and research centers, over 70 universities and research institutions, and more than 800 suppliers [7]. - The company has invested 20 billion yuan in innovation-related activities over the past decade and plans to invest another 20 billion yuan in the next five years to enhance consumer experience [7]. Group 4: Sustainability Goals - Anta Group aims to increase the proportion of sustainable products to 50% and achieve 50% usage of sustainable raw materials by 2030 [7]. - The company has improved its MSCI ESG rating to "A" within two years and ranks in the top 6% among 190 global textile, apparel, and luxury goods companies in the S&P Global Corporate Sustainability Assessment [7].