"Over a thousand listed companies are expected to achieve good performance in 2025, with outstanding performance in industries such as non-ferrous metals and AI."

As the disclosure period for the 2025 performance forecast ended, the nearly 3000 listed companies that have "submitted their papers" reflect the ups and downs of various industries. According to Wind data, as of 8:00 pm on January 30, a total of 2844 companies have released their 2025 performance forecasts, with 1058 companies expecting good results, accounting for 37.20%. This proportion has increased by 4 percentage points compared to 33.19% in 2024, reversing the downward trend. This micro-level signal is consistent with macroeconomic data. Recently released data from the National Bureau of Statistics shows that the profits of industrial enterprises above a certain scale nationwide in 2025 have ended with positive growth, reversing the downward trend of three consecutive years from 2022 to 2024, indicating a stable economic recovery. In terms of industry distribution, the performance of industries such as non-ferrous metals, electronics, utilities, and automobiles is particularly outstanding: on one hand, artificial intelligence is accelerating its implementation and becoming a core driving force for companies to improve quality, increase efficiency, and achieve high-speed growth; on the other hand, the prices of bulk commodities such as gold, copper, and some basic chemical products continue to rise, combined with the "rise in both quantity and price" brought about by the release of production capacity. This together forms an important engine for the positive performance forecast of listed companies.