Superconducting magnet test facilities put into operation High-growth potential concept stocks released

According to Xinhua News Agency, the International Thermonuclear Experimental Reactor Organization located in the south of France announced on May 28 that its superconducting magnet low-temperature test facility has been put into operation. It is introduced that the magnet system of ITER will be the world's largest and most integrated magnet system. ITER is a "artificial sun" device jointly built by the European Union, China, Russia, the United States, and other parties. The project aims to simulate the nuclear fusion process of the sun's light and heat emission, and explore the commercial feasibility of controlled nuclear fusion technology. According to Securities Times Data, there are currently more than 50 listed companies laying out the controlled nuclear fusion industry. In terms of valuation levels, as of the close on May 29, there are 11 controlled nuclear fusion concept stocks with a trailing P/E ratio of less than 30. Among them, 4 stocks have a trailing P/E ratio of less than 20, namely Jiuli Special Material, Hailu Heavy Industry, Zhongtai Shares, and Zhefu Holdings. In terms of future growth potential, among the controlled nuclear fusion concept stocks, according to consistent forecasts from more than 5 institutions, there are 11 stocks with a net profit growth rate expected to exceed 20% in the next two years. Compared with the latest closing price and the high point of the year, among these 11 concept stocks, 6 stocks have retraced by more than 20%, namely Zhongtai Shares, Sric New Material, Hangyang Shares, Yingluo Shares, Xujie Electric, and Dongfang Electric.