Group 1: Market Conditions - The white feather broiler chicken industry experienced a rebound in early 2016, leading to increased breeding and forced molting behaviors in the industry [2][4] - Despite a significant reduction in grandparent stock imports, the overall scale of breeding stock did not decline noticeably due to a large number of replacements [4] - The supply of chick seedlings has increased since Q4 2016, leading to a decline in prices, while consumer confidence in chicken meat has been impacted by H7N9 cases [4] Group 2: Supply and Demand Dynamics - Major exporting countries for grandparent chickens in Europe and the U.S. have not resumed exports, resulting in a significant decrease in import volumes in 2015 and 2016 [4] - The decline in grandparent chicken imports will ultimately lead to a decrease in downstream supply, while consumer demand for chicken meat remains stable [4] Group 3: Cost Structure - The main costs for the company's commercial broiler chicks include feed, parent stock procurement, labor, medicine, depreciation, and utilities, with corn and soybean meal being significant components of feed costs [5] Group 4: 2017 Company Plans - In 2017, the company plans to steadily expand the breeding scale of parent stock and match the construction of hatcheries with breeding scale [5] - The company aims to accelerate the construction of commercial chicken farms to ensure a sufficient and safe supply of raw materials for its food business [5] - The company will manage inventory carefully to achieve better profitability while expanding the scale of cooked and processed foods based on market conditions [5]
民和股份(002234) - 2017年6月14日投资者关系活动记录表