中信证券研报认为，"十五五"期间，在政策推动下，氢能有望逐步迈入产业化阶段。研报预计绿氢与算 力、绿氢与风、光新能源的深度融合或为行业带来新的增长点；FCEV有望在氢能高速运输走廊的规划 下加速增长，绿色燃料的市场规模有望扩大、工业领域减碳或衍生出绿氢新的应用场景，带动绿氢产业 链和电解槽设备需求的增长。目前国内氢能公司盈利压力依然较大，但"十五五"期间行业实现产业化 后，盈利增长可期。长期角度，建议关注三条主线，其中重点推荐主业有安全边际，氢能业务具备成长 潜力的公司。 ...

Core Viewpoint - The report from CITIC Securities suggests that during the "14th Five-Year Plan" period, hydrogen energy is expected to gradually enter the industrialization stage driven by policy support [1] Industry Summary - The integration of green hydrogen with computing power, as well as with wind and solar energy, is anticipated to create new growth points for the industry [1] - The market scale for green fuels is expected to expand, and new application scenarios for green hydrogen may emerge in the industrial sector as decarbonization efforts increase [1] - The demand for the green hydrogen industry chain and electrolyzer equipment is projected to grow [1] Company Summary - Currently, domestic hydrogen energy companies are facing significant profitability pressures [1] - However, after achieving industrialization during the "14th Five-Year Plan" period, profitability growth is expected [1] - Long-term investment focus is recommended on three main lines, particularly on companies with safety margins in their core business and growth potential in hydrogen energy [1]

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the evolving role of Chinese enterprises in the global economy, emphasizing their transition from being low-cost manufacturers to becoming global corporate citizens, particularly in the context of the 16th New Champions Annual Meeting held in Tianjin. Group 1: Resilience and Confidence of Chinese Enterprises - Chinese enterprises are rebuilding confidence and direction despite complex international situations, with a significant portion of multinational companies' business still concentrated in China due to its unique advantages in supply chains and manufacturing capabilities [2][3]. - The current state of the Chinese economy is characterized as stable and moderate, with companies focusing on certainty and long-term strategies after experiencing multiple shocks [3]. Group 2: Globalization 3.0 Era - Chinese enterprises are transitioning from globalization 1.0, which relied on low-cost manufacturing, to 2.0, focusing on cross-border mergers and acquisitions to enhance competitiveness [6]. - The anticipated globalization 3.0 phase will require Chinese enterprises to establish sustainable global identities, build trust, and communicate effectively across cultures, moving from merely exporting products to sharing knowledge and innovation [6][7]. Group 3: Key Issues in Global Healthcare - Discussions at the forum highlighted three critical areas for global health systems: enhancing cross-border collaboration amidst supply chain vulnerabilities, leveraging AI for healthcare equity, and building resilient healthcare systems to address climate risks [8]. Group 4: Role in Global Energy Transition - Chinese enterprises are evolving from being equipment exporters to multi-dimensional players in the renewable energy sector, actively participating in global markets and forming partnerships to promote Chinese technology and best practices [9][10]. - The shift from merely selling products to building systems allows Chinese companies to gain more influence in the global energy transition [10]. Group 5: Rise of New Productive Forces - China has established a leading position in several high-potential industries, including electric vehicles, batteries, robotics, and generative AI, supported by a complete supply chain and ecosystem [11]. - Generative AI is becoming a core topic in corporate governance discussions, indicating its strategic importance for driving future productivity [11]. Group 6: Conclusion on Globalization Evolution - Chinese enterprises are at a pivotal point, transitioning from participants to co-builders in globalization, necessitating upgrades in organization, strategy, technology, and culture to achieve value reconstruction [12].