Investment Rating - The industry investment rating is "Outperform the Market" [1] Core Viewpoints - The report highlights the recent U.S. military intervention in the Iran conflict, including airstrikes on Iranian nuclear facilities, and the debut of the J-35A fighter jet at the Paris Air Show [3][12] - The report suggests that China's military trade is expected to grow significantly, with current exports accounting for 5.9% of the global military trade market, compared to the U.S. at 43% and Russia at 9.6% [4][14] - The military industry is anticipated to see a turning point in orders as it enters the second half of the "Centenary Military Building Goals," with new technologies and products expected to drive market growth [5][15] Summary by Sections Industry Overview - The closing index for the defense industry is 1493.76, with a 52-week high of 1712.48 and a low of 1113.62 [1] Market Performance - The military sector index has decreased by 2.03%, while the overall market indices have also shown declines, indicating a relative underperformance [16] - The top-performing stocks in the military sector this week include Changcheng Military Industry (+37.12%) and Xinguang Optoelectronics (+21.58%) [19] Investment Recommendations - Two main investment themes are suggested: 1. Aerospace and "gap-filling" new focuses, including companies like Feilihua and YF Electronics [5][15] 2. New technologies and products with greater elasticity, including companies like Aerospace Intelligence and Guangdong Hongda [5][15] Valuation Levels - As of June 20, 2025, the military sector's PE-TTM valuation is 105.09, with a PB valuation of 3.30, indicating that 80.21% of the time since January 1, 2014, the PE-TTM valuation has been lower than the current level [21][22] Data Tracking - The report tracks various data points, including private placements and stock incentive plans, highlighting significant fundraising and stock performance metrics for various companies in the sector [25][27]

Summary of Key Points from the Conference Call Industry Overview - The conference call focuses on the military trade (military trade) industry, particularly China's military exports and the implications of geopolitical conflicts, especially between India and Pakistan [1][3][4][6][11]. Core Insights and Arguments - **Stock Market Performance**: Chengfei's stock price volatility reached ±20% after its backdoor listing through AVIC Electromechanical, indicating high market interest in its military assets [1][2]. - **Geopolitical Context**: The India-Pakistan conflict highlighted the complex relationship between Chinese military trade and international geopolitics, with Pakistan utilizing Chinese-made J-10 and JF-17 fighter jets during the conflict [1][4][5][7]. - **Export Strategy Shift**: China's military export strategy has evolved to focus on advanced equipment rather than downgraded versions, aiming for practical testing to enhance overall military capabilities [1][18]. - **Major Export Markets**: Pakistan is the largest recipient of Chinese military equipment, accounting for approximately 42% of China's military exports, which includes advanced systems like the J-10CE and JF-17 [1][8][9]. - **International Orders**: During the 2024 Zhuhai Airshow, China secured around $40 billion in orders, showcasing significant progress in military equipment exports [1][16]. Additional Important Content - **Market Dynamics**: The military industry is currently experiencing strong performance, with the CITIC Military Industry Index ranking first among all sectors, driven by strong reactions from companies in the Chengfei and military trade supply chains [2]. - **Future Opportunities**: The military trade market has potential for growth, especially if the U.S. experiences a significant decline in its military trade dominance, which could create a critical point for Chinese military exports [3]. - **Technological Developments**: The 2024 Zhuhai Airshow featured advanced military equipment like the J-35, indicating a push towards international markets [1][12][20]. - **Investment Recommendations**: Companies to watch include those in radar products (Aerospace Nanhu and Guorui Technology), missile sectors (Philihua, New Power, etc.), and fighter jets (Chengfei, AVIC Shenyang, etc.) due to their strategic importance and potential for market share growth [21][24]. Conclusion - The military trade industry is at a pivotal moment, influenced by geopolitical tensions and evolving export strategies. The focus on advanced military technology and significant international orders positions China favorably in the global military trade landscape.