Value analysis of Ruihu Mould

Today, we’re analyzing the stock Ruihu Mould (Stock Code: 002997). I generally avoid analyzing stocks precisely when they surge—stocks like Nanshan Aluminum, Yuntianhua, and Suotong Development, for instance, are ones I’ve bought and continue to hold; yet, when they rally sharply, I rarely comment on them. There’s little practical value in such commentary beyond proving my foresight—it doesn’t help portfolio performance. After all, when we buy a stock, appreciation is expected, confirming our analytical logic was sound; conversely, declines warrant deeper investigation. I never follow the crowd by analyzing only whatever’s hot at the moment. For example, I spent considerable time recently analyzing phosphate rock-related stocks—Yuntianhua, Botian Shares, etc.—and bought heavily into them. Now that they’ve rallied, I won’t analyze them further. Likewise, when tech stocks were surging earlier, I deliberately avoided analyzing Yizhongtian—but now that the sector has corrected significantly, it’s an appropriate time to revisit. Ruihu Mould specializes in automotive integrated die-casting and carries some robotics exposure. Both its profit margins and revenue levels are robust: its rolling P/E ratio stands above 16x, and net profit has grown over 40% year-on-year. Historically, despite its relatively short listing history, the company has delivered five or six consecutive years of earnings growth—clearly qualifying as a growth stock. Its growth logic is straightforward: it’s closely aligned with Xiaomi’s entry into automobile manufacturing. Its cash flow is healthy. Although Xiaomi’s automotive venture hasn’t garnered stellar reputation so far, Xiaomi retains a large base of loyal fans, and its value-for-money strategy remains compelling—I personally admire Xiaomi, as it genuinely saves consumers money. Wherever Xiaomi enters an industry, prices seldom become exorbitant. Thus, I retain a certain goodwill toward the ‘Xiaomi ecosystem’ and hope it succeeds across more sectors, driving down costs industry-wide. I’m not deeply versed in integrated die-casting technology, but it seems aluminum usage is increasing steadily—and die-casting should indeed lower production costs. As for robotics, industrial robots represent one of the earliest commercially viable applications of embodied AI. Both directions hold strong prospects. Coupled with solid earnings performance and reasonable valuation—well below 20x—even temporary earnings dips would be tolerable. So, Ruigu Mould clearly possesses strong growth attributes and ample safety margin. From a cyclical perspective, new-energy vehicles remain China’s export powerhouse—this trend will persist in the near term. Typically, auto parts suppliers often outperform OEMs in profitability during industrial expansion phases, enjoying healthier cash flows and faster growth without needing heavy marketing investment. Yet once maturity sets in, parts suppliers face tougher conditions. Therefore, we must closely monitor Ruigu Mould’s revenue trends—significant declines would raise red flags. On the funding front, Ruigu Mould maintains solid long-term fundamentals: its monthly and quarterly charts show bullish trends, though its weekly chart looks weaker. However, as a value investor, I place little weight on short-term fund flows—the uglier the chart, the bolder I am to buy.

Zhenyu Technology: Q1–Q3 Revenue Surpasses RMB 10 Billion, Supply-Demand Synergy Unleashes Growth Potential

On the evening of October 28, Zhenyu Technology (SZSE: 300953) released its unaudited third-quarter 2026 financial report. The data shows that the company achieved RMB 10.61 billion in revenue for the first three quarters, representing a 60.91% year-on-year increase; net profit reached RMB 671 million, up 62.95% year-on-year. The company’s operations continue to reflect high industry prosperity. Since 2026, demand for power and energy-storage batteries has remained robust, while the lithium-ion battery structural components industry has evolved toward higher precision, greater consistency, and larger-scale production. Firms with deep expertise in mold technology and strong mass-manufacturing capabilities are securing advantageous positions amid this expansion cycle. Zhenyu Technology’s financial performance epitomizes how industry prosperity is propagating upstream along the supply chain. Simultaneous Improvement in Revenue Scale and Earnings Quality Quarterly data reveals that in Q3 2026, Zhenyu Technology generated RMB 4.215 billion in revenue—a 65.52% increase year-on-year—and net profit of RMB 248 million, up 23.60% year-on-year; non-GAAP net profit stood at RMB 240 million, rising 19.94% year-on-year. Even against a high base, quarterly revenue maintained over 60% growth—evidence of resilient downstream demand. Extending the view to the first nine months, the growth narrative becomes even more comprehensive. From January to September, the company’s revenue surpassed the RMB 10-billion threshold for the first time within the first three quarters. Moreover, the Q3 report indicates that the non-GAAP profit growth rate slightly exceeded that of consolidated net profit—confirming that growth stems primarily from solid organic expansion of core operations rather than non-recurring gains. Earnings quality improved in tandem. For the first three quarters, Zhenyu Technology’s weighted average return on equity (ROE) stood at 13.91%, up 2.53 percentage points year-on-year; basic EPS reached RMB 2.78, up 61.63% year-on-year; diluted EPS was RMB 2.75, up 64.67% year-on-year. Alongside rapid revenue growth, shareholder returns have also risen—demonstrating a virtuous cycle between profitability and scale expansion. Balance-sheet expansion further confirms the company is navigating a dual-growth trajectory—both in capacity and business scope. As of end-September, total assets amounted to RMB 18.94 billion, up 45.22% from year-end 2025; attributable equity totaled RMB 5.454 billion, up 22.69% year-on-year. During the reporting period, the company successfully issued convertible corporate bonds; monetary funds reached RMB 1.696 billion at quarter-end—up a substantial 97.18% year-on-year—significantly strengthening its capital base and providing ample financial resources for future capacity expansion and R&D investment. ‘Robust Supply and Demand’ Fuels Performance Growth Regarding the sharp revenue growth, the company explicitly attributed it in its Q3 report to ‘strong downstream customer demand and increased production capacity utilization.’

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