Investment Rating - The industry rating is "Outperform the Market" (maintained rating) [1] Core Viewpoints - The report emphasizes the continuous high growth of global defense spending and anticipates a new cycle for military informationization [3] - The introduction of "deep-sea technology" in the 2025 government work report marks a strategic upgrade from technological exploration to industrial application, which is expected to enhance the prosperity of the military-civilian deep-sea industrial chain [4][5] - The deep-sea technology is identified as a core driver for transforming the marine economy from "scale expansion" to "high added value" [5] - The report highlights the need for technological breakthroughs in deep-sea resource development, particularly in the context of China's strategic mineral resource shortages [5] Summary by Sections Industry Overview - The report discusses the strategic importance of deep-sea technology, which encompasses advanced technologies for exploring, developing, and utilizing deep-sea resources [4] - It notes that the global naval powers are accelerating the construction of new underwater combat systems, with significant investments from the U.S. military in deep-sea capabilities [6] Investment Opportunities - The report suggests focusing on the entire deep-sea technology industrial chain, particularly in four core areas: surveying, extraction, transportation, and communication [7] - Specific companies to watch include: - Surveying: Zhongke Xingtou, Weiguang Co., China Marine Defense, Tianhai Defense, Zhongke Haixun, Changying Tong [7] - Resource Extraction: Baotai Co., Baose Co., Western Materials, Fushun Special Steel, Longda Co., Yingliu Co. [7] - Transportation: China Shipbuilding [7] - Information Support: Hailanxin [7] - Equipment Support: AVIC Heavy Machinery, Parker New Materials, Aerospace Technology, Steel Research High-Tech [7]