【Brokerage Focus】CMB International: The introduction of substantial new consumer policies may still be the key driving factor for the structural improvement of valuations in the Internet Plus-Related sector.

Jinwu Finance | Zhao Yin International released the 2025 outlook for the Internet Plus-Related Industry, stating that the introduction of substantial policies to promote Consumer growth may still be the key driving factor for structural valuation improvements in the Sector. Before that, the Sector may maintain volatility, with Shareholder return levels, profit growth rates, and certainty being key supports for valuation. The bank recommends focusing on three main lines: 1) The competitive moat of mature Business and new development space, which may drive both performance and valuation increases: such as the gaming Sector benefiting from the release of new games, local life with further online penetration space in core Business, improvements in advertising effectiveness empowered by AI technology, and new additions brought by GPU cloud services.

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