Catering stocks had the highest gains. As of press release, Yum Sheng China (09987) rose 7.15% to HK$386.4; Nai Xue's tea (02150) rose 3.36% to HK$1.54; DPC DASH (01405) rose 2.51% to HK$65.25; and Jiumaojiu (09922) rose 2.31% to HK$3.55.
The Zhitong Finance App learned that catering stocks had the highest gains. As of press release, Yum China (09987) rose 7.15% to HK$386.4; Nai Xue's tea (02150) rose 3.36% to HK$1.54; Dashi (01405) rose 2.51% to HK$65.25; and Jiumaojiu (09922) rose 2.31% to HK$3.55.
According to the news, Vice Minister of Commerce Sheng Qiuping recently stated that the Ministry of Commerce will work with relevant departments to introduce a number of new consumer policies. Five cities will also introduce supporting policies. For example, Shanghai and Guangzhou will launch support and incentive policies for the first store launch and debut exhibition; Beijing, Tianjin, Shanghai, and Chongqing will issue vouchers for services such as catering, cultural tourism, and sports.
Dahua Jixian pointed out earlier that it is expected that the direct support of the policy and potential wealth effects will be revealed, and Chinese consumer confidence can gradually recover, increasing the profit visibility of Chinese consumer goods companies this year, thus leading to potential revaluation of valuations. Debon Securities pointed out that it is currently at the bottom of the cycle. The catering industry has recovered weakly in 24, and revenue growth has declined and profits are under pressure; consumer vouchers have stimulated confidence recovery, and the industry is more resilient as competition intensifies. It is optimistic about restaurant leaders with turnover rates/marginal improvements at the same store and abundant cash flow.