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Key Points Summary of Wind Power Industry Conference Call Industry Overview - The wind power industry has experienced three waves of pulse-like increases, leading to market divergence regarding the trend of price increases. However, there are expected sector opportunities within the next six months to a year, with industry progress gradually validating positive views [1][5]. - Wind turbine prices have rebounded by 5%-10%, with the price of 10 MW turbines rising to 1,400-1,700 RMB/kW, primarily due to a stabilizing competitive landscape, a decrease in the proportion of large base projects, self-discipline agreements, and natural recovery of industry profitability [1][6]. Core Insights and Arguments - The industry possesses long-term growth logic, not solely reliant on short-term price factors. It is anticipated that profitability will reverse by 2026, benefiting from trends in the supply chain and long-term demand growth, indicating continued development potential in the coming years [1][8]. - The transfer of power station business has offset losses in turbine business; however, with the introduction of Document 136, expectations for business volume and profit per watt have been adjusted downward, leading to increased caution regarding turbine business losses [1][10]. - An increase in delivery volume in the second half of 2025 is expected to enhance revenue elasticity for manufacturers, with a potential decrease in expense ratios, driving net profit growth. The turbine segment is less affected by new installation volumes in 2026, making profitability realization more likely [1][14]. Market Trends and Future Expectations - The wind turbine market has seen significant changes from 2024 to 2025, characterized by three waves of price increases, although these trends lack sustainability. The market has shown considerable divergence following the rise of anti-involution themes in July 2025 [4][12]. - Despite current market divergences, there is an expectation of sector opportunities in the next six months to a year, particularly as industry developments begin to validate positive perspectives [5][20]. - The current share of turbines with a capacity of 8 MW and above has not increased as quickly as expected, with 5-6 MW and 7 MW turbines still dominating the market. However, this stability aids the competitive landscape and recovery process [9][12]. Financial Projections - The industry is expected to see a gross profit margin elasticity of 3-5% in 2026, with a slight decline in component prices. The combination of rising turbine prices and falling component prices will provide space for gross profit elasticity [1][17]. - The overall net profit elasticity for the sector is anticipated to be significant, with potential for companies to achieve over 1 billion RMB in manufacturing profits, leading to a complete profitability reversal [19][26]. - The wind power industry is entering a new normal, with future growth primarily driven by domestic offshore wind and exports. The investment willingness of downstream owners has significantly increased since the release of Document 166, indicating a positive shift in project resources [20][21]. Challenges and Opportunities - The offshore wind sector is experiencing a significant change with increased investment willingness from downstream owners, although this requires time for validation. The policy changes in 2025 have prompted more owners to focus on large land bases and offshore wind projects [21][25]. - Despite potential demand issues affecting turbine manufacturing profitability in 2026, as long as demand does not decline sharply, the overall logic of the sector remains intact. A gradual stabilization of demand is expected to support future growth [27][28]. Investment Recommendations - The sector is currently in a left-side cycle, with potential for a major upward trend if gross margins reverse. There is optimism for sector-wide reversal opportunities, with specific companies showing significant growth potential [29].