Summer heat drives the "sunscreen economy", with listed companies diversifying to explore niche markets.

Since June, the temperatures in many parts of the country have exceeded 35 degrees Celsius, with some areas experiencing an early summer and high levels of heat. The "sunscreen economy" has subsequently heated up, with strong demand for "hard sunscreen" equipment such as sunscreen lotions, protective clothing, and sun umbrellas. A-share listed companies related to this industry have entered their peak sales season. In the face of increasingly refined consumer demands, companies are no longer relying on a single product category, but are instead exploring multiple growth points in this blue ocean market through technological iterations, expanding scenarios, and material innovation.