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信达证券: With the rise of pulp and paper, profit improvement can be expected. It is recommended to pay attention to Shandong Sun Paper (002078.SZ) and others.
According to Cinda Securities, considering the limited new production capacity of global pulp in 2025 and the increase in domestic self-made pulp mainly being mechanical pulp, it is expected that there is still upward space for pulp prices.
GTJA: The demand and cost resonance in the Papermaking Industry suggests promising profit elasticity.
Leading domestic companies have accelerated the integration of forestry, pulping, and paper-making since 2024, which is expected to further strengthen comprehensive cost competitiveness and smooth out fluctuations in raw material price cycles.
Does Shanying International HoldingsLtd (SHSE:600567) Have A Healthy Balance Sheet?
2024 Annual Results Forecast
Shanying International Holdings (600567.SH): Expected net loss for 2024 is between 0.35 billion yuan and 0.39 billion yuan.
On January 17, Gronghui reported that Shanying International Holdings (600567.SH) announced that, according to preliminary calculations by the financial department, it is expected to achieve a net income attributable to the shareholders of the listed company of -0.35 billion yuan to -0.39 billion yuan for the year 2024, indicating a loss compared to the same period last year. It is expected that the net income attributable to the shareholders of the listed company, after deducting non-recurring gains and losses, will be -0.65 billion yuan to -0.75 billion yuan for the year 2024. To cope with the successful maturity and payment of the "Shanying Convertible Bonds" in 2024, the company’s stage operating strategy has shifted to ensure "liquidity safety," and since the third quarter, the company's gross profit has declined compared to the same period last year.
The Five-year Shareholder Returns and Company Earnings Persist Lower as Shanying International HoldingsLtd (SHSE:600567) Stock Falls a Further 4.9% in Past Week
Investors in Shanying International HoldingsLtd (SHSE:600567) From Five Years Ago Are Still Down 52%, Even After 5.1% Gain This Past Week
