Core Viewpoint - The company has revised its Articles of Association to enhance corporate governance, equity management, and profit distribution, laying a solid foundation for sustainable development in the jewelry industry [1] Company Overview - The company, originally known as Shaoxing Riyuexing Jewelry Co., Ltd., transformed into a foreign-invested joint-stock company in 2009 and was listed on the Shenzhen Stock Exchange in April 2011 under the stock code 002574. It is located in Shaoxing, Zhejiang Province, with a registered capital of RMB 528 million, and its business scope includes the production and sale of gold, platinum, and diamond jewelry, as well as diversified services like gold investment consulting and leasing [2] Shareholding Structure and Share Management - The company has a share capital structure with a par value of RMB 1 per share, all shares are centrally custodied by China Securities Depository and Clearing Corporation Limited, Shenzhen Branch. The founding shareholders include nine entities, with Zhejiang Riyue Jewelry Group Co., Ltd. holding 71.39 million shares (39.66%) and Yongsheng International Investment Group Limited (Hong Kong) holding 70.03 million shares (38.90%). There are strict restrictions on share transfers, limiting directors and senior management to a maximum of 25% of their holdings annually during their tenure, and no transfers within six months after leaving [3] Corporate Governance Structure - The shareholders' meeting is the highest authority of the company, held annually with provisions for extraordinary meetings. Voting combines in-person and online methods, ensuring the rights of minority shareholders through cumulative voting for directors [4] Board of Directors Structure - The board consists of seven directors, including three independent directors (42.86%) and one employee director. It has specialized committees such as the audit committee, which is composed of three non-executive directors, with a majority being independent directors led by an accounting professional [5] Independent Director System - The Articles of Association stipulate an independent director system, requiring independent directors to maintain their independence and not hold more than 5% of the company's shares. They have special rights to independently hire intermediaries and propose shareholder meetings, with significant transactions requiring prior approval from independent directors [6] Financial and Profit Distribution Policy - The company adopts a stable profit distribution policy, prioritizing cash dividends. It commits to distributing no less than 10% of the annual distributable profit in cash and ensuring that cumulative cash dividends over three years are at least 30% of the average distributable profit. If no cash dividend proposal is made despite profits, the board must explain the reasons and intended use of funds [7] Risk Control and Compliance Management - The Articles of Association set strict approval procedures for external guarantees, requiring board approval for guarantees exceeding 10% of the latest audited net assets or for entities with a debt ratio over 70%. The company cannot provide guarantees for shareholders or related parties without majority approval from other shareholders. Transactions with related parties exceeding certain thresholds must be reviewed by the board or submitted for shareholder approval [8]

Core Viewpoint - The imposition of a 50% tariff by the U.S. has severely impacted Indian exporters, particularly in the leather and diamond industries, leading to halted orders and potential job losses [1][3][10] Group 1: Leather Industry - The leather industry in Kanpur, known for its numerous small workshops and factories, is heavily reliant on the U.S. market, which has now paused cooperation due to the new tariffs [3] - Exporters like Azad report that all orders have been canceled, leading to factory shutdowns and idle workers, highlighting the risks of dependence on a single market [3][10] - The Indian Export Organization estimates that 55% of goods exported to the U.S. will be affected, particularly in labor-intensive sectors [10] Group 2: Diamond Industry - The diamond industry, particularly in Surat, Gujarat, is facing significant challenges as the U.S. is its largest buyer, purchasing approximately $9 billion worth of jewelry annually [5] - With the new tariffs, the competitiveness of Indian diamonds has diminished, resulting in a withdrawal of orders [6] - Some factories are hesitant to purchase new raw stones and are reducing working hours, while others are resorting to selling inventory at lower prices to generate cash [8] Group 3: Market Response and Future Outlook - Major manufacturers are beginning to relocate production lines to countries like Vietnam and Bangladesh, which have lower tax rates, indicating a potential long-term shift in the supply chain [8] - The Indian government is urged to provide subsidies, tax refunds, or loan support to mitigate the immediate impact, but long-term strategies must focus on diversifying markets beyond the U.S. [10] - The situation serves as a stark reminder of the vulnerabilities in globalization, where reliance on a single market can lead to significant risks when trade policies change [10]

Core Points - Diya Co., Ltd. (301177.SZ) announced the lifting of restrictions on 360,000,000 shares, accounting for 89.9978% of the total share capital, which will be tradable starting June 17, 2025 [1][2] - The restricted shares involve four shareholders, with a lock-up period of 42 months from the date of the company's initial public offering [1][2] - The shareholders releasing their shares do not include any current or former directors, supervisors, or senior management of the company [2] Shareholder Details - Diya Investment (Zhuhai) holds 342,000,000 shares, representing 85.4979% of the total share capital, all of which will be released [2] - Other shareholders include: - Qiongqing City Wendy No. 1 Investment Management Partnership with 7,200,000 shares (1.8000%) - Qiongqing City Wendy No. 2 Investment Management Partnership with 7,200,000 shares (1.8000%) - Qiongqing City Wendy No. 3 Investment Management Partnership with 3,600,000 shares (0.9000%) [2] Financial Overview - Diya Co., Ltd. was listed on the Shenzhen Stock Exchange's Growth Enterprise Market on December 15, 2021, issuing 40.01 million shares at a price of 116.88 yuan per share [3] - The company raised a total of 4.676 billion yuan, with a net amount of 4.444 billion yuan after deducting issuance costs, exceeding the originally planned net fundraising amount by 3.16 billion yuan [3] - The initial fundraising plan aimed for 1.284 billion yuan, intended for projects including channel network construction, information system development, and a diamond jewelry R&D center [3][4]

Investment Rating - The textile and apparel industry maintains a rating of "In line with the market" [1] Core Insights - Puma disclosed its 2024 performance, expecting revenue growth in 2025 to be in the low to mid-single digits [3][7] - In 2024, Puma's sales grew by 4.4% to €8.817 billion, while net profit decreased by 7.6% to €282 million due to increased net financial expenses and minority interests [4][16] - The Americas region saw a growth of 7.0%, Asia-Pacific 3.8%, and EMEA 2.1% [4][16] - Direct-to-consumer (DTC) sales grew by 16.6%, increasing its share from 24.8% in 2023 to 27.5% in 2024 [4][16] - The overall market performance of the textile and apparel sector showed a 3.95% increase this week, outperforming the broader market [19][20] Summary by Sections Industry Performance - The textile and apparel sector's stock index increased by 3.95%, while the light industry manufacturing sector rose by 1.76% [19] - The SW textile manufacturing PE-TTM is at 21.47, which is in the 44.08% percentile over the past three years [23] - The SW apparel and home textiles PE-TTM is at 23.58, in the 73.68% percentile over the past three years [23] Company Performance - Puma's Q4 2024 sales grew by 9.8% to €2.289 billion, with net profit increasing by 2897.6% to €24.5 million [5][17] - The DTC business in Q4 2024 grew by 16.1%, with its share rising from 31.6% in Q4 2023 to 33.4% [5][17] - The top five companies in the textile and apparel sector this week included Mingpai Jewelry (+47.93%) and Diya Co. (+28.5%) [27] Market Data Tracking - In January-February 2025, the export value of textiles and clothing decreased by 2.0% and 6.9%, respectively [36] - The retail sales of clothing in major retail enterprises fell by 7.9% year-on-year [49] - The consumer confidence index in January was 87.5, indicating a weak recovery in the domestic consumption market [12]