BPHDLIH@EC2607A

Restaurant Industry Shifts to High-Quality Price-to-Value Competition

Haidilao Sub-brands Surge but Some Fail, Zhang Yong Reprises CEO Role

Haidilao Expands into Sweet Drink Shops and Seafood Stalls to Diversify Business

Cold Wave Brings Increased Customers to Haidilao Hotpot Restaurants

Founder Zhang Yong Reassumes CEO Position at Haidilao and Appoints Four Female Executives

High Failure Rate of Restaurants Post-Pandemic

HSBC Raises Target Price for Haidilao International to HKD 15.10

J.P. Morgan Cazenove Predicts Lower Net Profit for H2 2025 for Haidilao

DBS analyst reaffirms buy rating for Haidilao with a target price of HKD 18.30

Haidilao Redeems $285.48 Million in Matures Notes

CLSA Raises Target Price for Haidilao to HKD 18

Zhang Yong Returns to CEO Position at Haidilao

Citi Raises Sales Forecast and Dividend Payout Ratio Predictions for Haidilao

Haidilao Implements 'Plate Scanning Settlement' System to Enhance Experience

National Restaurant Market Sees Significant Consumption Boom During New Year's Holiday

Haidilao has a significant insider shareholding of 69%

CICC Raises Target Price and Maintains Overweight Rating for Haidilao

Haidilao Launches Small Portion Dishes in Multiple Cities

Renaissance Analyst Maintains Buy Rating on Haidilao with Target Price of HKD 20.40

Haidilao's First Dampa Hotpot Store Begins Trial Operation

KO YO GROUP

GEOTECH HLDGS

CHINA INFO TECH

REDCO HEALTHY

AGTECH HOLDINGS

CH CITY INFRA

RMH HOLDINGS

MATRIX HOLDINGS

SOFTMEDX

PUTIAN COMM

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According to a report by the Beike Research Institute, it is expected that by 2030, the number of people living alone in China will reach 150 million to 200 million, with a solo living rate exceeding 30%. This trend has given rise to a "loneliness economy" worth 5.8 trillion yuan, driving the consumer market targeting solo individuals, including the popularity of single-person hot pots launched by HAIDILAO and small-sized home appliances. At the same time, solo travel has also become the norm among young people globally, with the global solo travel market expected to reach USD 1.07 trillion by 2030

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HAIDILAO

5.8 trillion "lonely economy" rises, HAIDILAO launches single-person hot pot, small-sized home appliances are popular, scholars: touching human nature is the key

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On February 13th, the Hong Kong stock market collectively adjusted, with the Hang Seng Index falling 1.72%, breaking below short-term highs. The internet and retail sectors experienced widespread declines, influenced by the macro environment and intensified competition, with heavyweight stocks like Meituan and Alibaba weakening. The restaurant sector showed mixed performance, with Haidilao rising against the trend due to recovery expectations. In terms of individual stocks, Yingda Real Estate surged over 39% on expectations of profits from asset sales. The market has entered a short-term consolidation period, with funds focusing on liquidity changes and policy directions

- On February 13, Hong Kong stocks declined collectively after reaching a short-term high, with the Hang Seng Index falling 1.72% to 26,567.12 points. 
- The retail sector suffered due to intense price competition and weak consumer sentiment, impacting major players like Alibaba and JD.com. 
- Amid mixed macroeconomic signals, investors are advised to consider defensive opportunities in high-dividend and policy-benefited sectors.

Market Heartbeat

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KUAISHOU-W

BIDU-SW

BABA-W

JD-SW

MNSO

MEITUAN

YUM CHINA

GUANZE MEDICAL

PCPD

STARCOIN GROUP

MANY IDEA CLOUD

AFFLUENT FDN

Hong Kong Stock Market Closing | Hang Seng Index fell 1.72%, Meituan dropped 3.18% leading the blue chips, Yingda Real Estate surged 39% on positive news

On February 13th, the three major indices of Hong Kong stocks collectively weakened in the morning session, with the Hang Seng Index falling by 1.79% and the Hang Seng TECH Index dropping by 1.65%. Affected by regulatory interviews and profit-taking pressure, technology stocks fell across the board, with MEITUAN down 4.54%, Baidu down 3.78%, and JD.com down 3.04%. Although Tencent continued to attract attention from southbound funds, its stock price still adjusted down by 1.68%. Individual stocks showed divergence, with AI concept stock Zhipu surging over 28% against the trend, and catering leader Haidilao rising by 2.22%. Market risk aversion sentiment is rising, entering a phase of digestion and consolidation in the short term

- On February 13, Hong Kong's three major indices fell after a recent high, indicating profit-taking pressure amid heightened risk aversion.  
- The Hang Seng Index closed at 26,548.41 points, dropping 1.79%, with the technology and retail sectors, including Tencent and Alibaba, showing significant declines due to regulatory concerns.  
- Market focus is shifting to external liquidity and mainland economic recovery, as the upcoming macro data release is anticipated to influence market direction.

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KNOWLEDGE ATLAS

Tencent Holdings Limited

Dacheng Hang Seng Technology ETF(QDII)

Tencent

Hang Seng TECH Index

Hang Seng Index

CAM HS TECH

CSOP HS TECH

HSTECH ETF

FL2 CSOP HSI

Baidu

Huatai-PB CSOP Hang Seng Technology ETF(QDII)

Tianhong Hang Seng TECH ETF(QDII)

FI2 CSOP HSI

ChinaAMC Hang Seng Technology ETF(QDII)

Hong Kong Stock Midday Review | The Hang Seng Index fell 1.79%, tech stocks collectively declined, while AI concept stock Zhipu surged over 28% against the trend

The three major indices of the Hong Kong stock market were all under pressure today, with the Hang Seng Index falling 1.52%, the Hang Seng Tech Index dropping 1.24%, as the market faced profit-taking after reaching a peak. The technology, internet, and retail sectors generally weakened, with heavyweight stocks Tencent Holdings down 1.77%, Alibaba down 2.21%, and Meituan down 3.30%. The restaurant sector showed mixed performance, with Haidilao rising 1.56% against the trend. In terms of individual stocks, Aisinyuan Intelligence surged 13.68% on its first day of listing, while Starry Chain Group experienced significant volatility due to name change expectations. Investors are closely monitoring upcoming CPI and GDP data to assess the economic recovery process

- The Hong Kong stock market showed declines today, with major indexes experiencing profit-taking after yesterday's highs.  
- The Hang Seng Index fell by 1.52% to 26,622.96 points, while tech and retail sectors suffered due to cautious consumer recovery expectations.  
- Market participants are focused on forthcoming economic data, including CPI and GDP, to assess recovery resilience, as trading activity indicates strategic movements towards certain sectors.

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LONGCHEER

Hong Kong stock market intraday | The Hang Seng Index fell 1.52%, technology weighted stocks broadly declined, Meituan fell 3.30%, and Aisino surged 13.68%

On February 12th, the three major indices of the Hong Kong stock market collectively adjusted, with the Hang Seng Index falling 0.86% to 27,032.54 points, and the Hang Seng TECH Index dropping 1.65%. In terms of sectors, internet and restaurant stocks generally declined, with Meituan falling 4.5%, and Tencent and Baidu both moving lower; SenseTime surged 6.77% against the trend due to capital inflow, and Zijin Mining rose 3.45%. Investors are closely monitoring liquidity indicators such as M3 and foreign exchange reserves, and market sentiment is becoming cautious

- On February 12, Hong Kong stocks closed lower after recent highs, with the Hang Seng Index down 0.86% at 27,032.54 points.  
- Major sectors like internet content and restaurants faced significant declines, illustrating investor caution amid recovery challenges in consumption.  
- The market is focused on macro liquidity and economic recovery indicators, particularly retail sales and unemployment rates, to gauge future economic prospects.

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HUAYUEXPRESSWAY

BOER POWER

FI2CAMNDQ100

FI CSOP HSI

Meituan

Hong Kong Stock Market Closing | Hang Seng Index fell 0.86%, losing high ground, Meituan plummeted 4.5% leading the decline in technology and dining sectors, SenseTime surged 6.77% against the trend

On February 12th, the three major indices of the Hong Kong stock market collectively weakened during the session, with the Hang Seng Index falling 0.92% around the 27,000-point mark, and the Hang Seng Technology Index leading the decline with a drop of 1.59%. Affected by concerns over intensified AI competition, internet technology stocks fell broadly, with Tencent Holdings down 2.28%; the catering sector saw a significant pullback, with Meituan dropping 4.73%. Funds focused on AI applications and restructuring concepts, with KNOWLEDGE ATLAS, MiniMax, and others rising against the trend, while BOER POWER surged over 112% due to restructuring expectations. Market sentiment remains cautious, awaiting guidance from macroeconomic data

- On February 12, Hong Kong's three major stock indices declined collectively, indicating cautious market sentiment after hitting peak levels the previous day.  
- The Hang Seng Index fell by 0.92% to 27,014.81, while the Hang Seng Tech Index experienced a 1.59% drop, and the Hang Seng China Enterprises Index decreased by 1.02%.  
- Concerns over intensified competition among AI models affected various sectors, particularly internet content, retail, and restaurant segments, leading to a generally defensive investor mood awaiting further policy guidance.

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UNISOUND

Hong Kong stock market intraday | Hang Seng Tech Index fell 1.59%, with the restaurant and internet sectors experiencing widespread declines, Meituan dropped 4.73%, and BOER POWER surged 112%

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On February 12th, the Hong Kong stock market closed at noon, with the three major indices collectively adjusting after yesterday's surge, and the Hang Seng TECH Index fell by 1.68%. Technology heavyweight stocks were all weak, with Meituan leading the decline, dropping 4.16%, while Tencent and Alibaba also weakened simultaneously. The catering and retail sectors were dragged down by market sentiment. Despite the overall market weakness, ZIJIN MINING rose against the trend by 2.25%, and YOFC surged by 11.35%. Market funds have entered a wait-and-see period, awaiting inflation data to verify the sustainability of consumer recovery

- On February 12, Hong Kong stocks experienced a technical correction after a previous surge, with major indices all declining.  
- The Hang Seng Index fell 0.89% to 27,024.06, while technology and retail sectors were notably affected, with Tencent down 2.65% and Meituan down 4.16%.  
- Market sentiment is cautious ahead of upcoming macroeconomic data releases, including CPI and unemployment rates, vital for assessing the sustainability of local consumption recovery.

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HPC HOLDINGS

TOUYUN BIOTECH

HANVEY GROUP

ZIJIN MINING

YOFC

Hong Kong Stock Market Mid-Review | The Hang Seng Index fell 0.89%, technology weights weakened across the board, Meituan plummeted 4.16%, and YOFC surged 11.35%

On February 12th, the three major indices of the Hong Kong stock market collectively weakened during the session, with the Hang Seng TECH Index falling by 1.58%, leading the market decline. Affected by the escalation of the AI model war, the internet and retail sectors experienced widespread declines, with heavyweight stocks such as Tencent Holdings, Meituan, and Alibaba under pressure. Market sentiment has turned cautious, with funds closely monitoring macro data such as retail sales and imports and exports to verify the strength of the economic recovery

- On February 12, Hong Kong's stock indices experienced a collective downturn after reaching yesterday's highs, with the Hang Seng Index down 0.68% to 27,082.16 points.  
- The technology sector faced significant losses, particularly the Hang Seng Tech Index, which fell 1.58%, pressured by concerns over competition in the AI market.  
- Investors are focusing on macroeconomic data for February, especially retail sales and import-export figures, to gauge local consumption recovery and external demand resilience.

JD-SWR

LEMO SERVICES

TJCD

Hong Kong stock market intraday | Hang Seng TECH Index down 1.58%, Tencent down 2.83%, Meituan down 3.38%

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Yang Lijuan, a former waitress at Haidilao, has risen to become the CEO of its international business, Super Hi. After starting her career in a small local operation, she quickly advanced through the ranks, leading the brand's expansion overseas. Under her leadership, Haidilao has seen significant growth, including a net profit of 4.495 billion yuan in 2023. Yang has also implemented a restructuring campaign to improve efficiency while ensuring employee welfare, earning her recognition as one of the world's wealthiest self-made women.

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Invesco Leisure & ENT ETF

AdvisorShares Restaurant ETF

Super Hi

SUPER HI

Invesco Food & Beverage ETF

First Trust NASDAQ Food & Beverage

How a Haidilao waitress rose to become CEO of its international business

On February 10th, the three major Hong Kong stock indices closed higher collectively, with the Hang Seng Index rising 0.58% to 27,183.15 points, indicating a mild recovery in market sentiment. The retail sector performed strongly, with Alibaba up 1.65% and JD.com up 1.95%; the internet sector showed mixed results, with Tencent down 1.61% due to concerns over capital expenditures, while Kuaishou benefited from AI commercialization, rising 1.59%; the catering sector experienced fluctuations downward, with Meituan down 2.47%. Investors are closely monitoring the upcoming retail sales data and changes in the external macro environment

- On February 10, the Hong Kong stock market saw all three major indices close higher, indicating a moderate recovery in market sentiment.  
- The Hang Seng Index rose 0.58% to 27,183.15, while the Technology Index increased 0.62%, although it remains below February's peak, suggesting limited upside potential.  
- Retail stocks gained on improved profit expectations, driven by cost-cutting strategies, with Alibaba and JD.com both showing positive performances despite overall market challenges from intensified competition in various sectors.

CHINA LIT

VOBILE GROUP

WANKA ONLINE

Alibaba

VanEck Retail ETF

SPDR S&P Retail ETF

KraneShares 2x Long JD Daily ETF

Hwabao CSI HK Equities Internet ETF

BABA 2x Long Daily ETF - GraniteShares

E Fund CSI HK Connect Internet ETF

JD.com

Harvest Hang Seng SCHK Technology ETF

KraneShares 2x Long BABA Daily ETF

Hong Kong Stock Market Closing | Hang Seng Index up 0.58%, retail sector strengthens, Alibaba up 1.65%, Tencent down 1.61%

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CICC released a research report, predicting that leisure travel demand will be released during the Spring Festival in 2026, with a particular focus on high-quality companies such as Luckin Coffee, Atour, and CTG DUTY-FREE. The report points out that personnel flow during the Spring Festival travel season is expected to grow steadily, and hotel and dining consumption is likely to rebound. It is recommended to pay attention to the performance of related brands, including HAIDILAO and YUM China

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Atour

CTG DUTY-FREE

ETFMG Travel Tech ETF

YUM China

Luckin Coffee

In "Major Banks," China International Capital Corporation (CICC): Leisure and tourism demand is being released, optimistic about Luckin Coffee, Atour, and CTG DUTY-FREE

On February 10th, the Hong Kong stock market showed a mild recovery in sentiment during trading, with the three major indices continuing their upward trend. The Hang Seng Index rose 0.43% to close at 27,142.49 points, and the Hang Seng Tech Index increased by 0.69%. On the market, the retail sector saw a broad increase driven by the surge in Alibaba's AI data, with Alibaba rising 1.39%. The internet content sector exhibited mixed performance, with Tencent Holdings falling 2.14% and Kuaishou rising 2.09%. On the macro front, investors are focusing on the upcoming CPI and unemployment rate data, intensifying capital speculation

- On February 10, Hong Kong's stock market indices continued to rise, with the Hang Seng Index at 27,142.49, up 0.43%.  
- The technology sector saw mixed performance as Tencent fell 2.14% amid AI competition, while Alibaba rose 1.39% due to increased user engagement from their AI application.  
- Investors are closely watching upcoming macroeconomic data, including CPI and unemployment rates, to gauge inflation and employment resilience, which could influence market direction.

XUNCE

EDGE MEDICAL-B

CHINA WACAN

ALLIED GROUP

Hong Kong stocks intraday | The three major indices fluctuated upward, the retail sector rose broadly, Alibaba rose 1.39%, Tencent Holdings fell 2.14%

On February 10th, the Hong Kong stock market's three major indices collectively closed higher, with the Hang Seng Technology Index leading the way with a 0.84% increase. On the market, the surge in AI applications and the rebound of Chinese concept stocks drove the retail sector up, with Alibaba rising 1.46% and JD.com increasing 2.32%. The restaurant sector weakened due to the drag from heavyweight stocks, with Meituan falling 3.02% and HAIDILAO dropping 3.0%. In terms of capital, the market is in a macro data vacuum period, focusing on liquidity games. In individual stocks, POP MART performed strongly with a 4.35% increase, while Tencent Holdings had the highest trading volume but slightly fell by 1.07%

- On February 10, Hong Kong stocks showed a collective increase, with the Hang Seng Index closing at 27,172.87 points, up 0.54%.  
- The tech sector led the gains, with the Hang Seng Tech Index rising 0.84%, while the retail sector benefited from optimism surrounding AI applications.  
- Several individual stocks experienced notable movements, such as Global Printing Holdings surging 59.18% and Meituan dropping 3.02%, reflecting varied investor sentiment across sectors.

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MODERN CHI MED

BAO PHARMA-B

POP MART

Hang Seng Composite Index

GX HS TECH

Krne Csi China Internet

Hong Kong Stock Midday Review | Hang Seng Tech Index rises 0.84%, AI logic helps Alibaba rise 1.46%, weight drags Meituan down 3.02%

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36Kr learned that the Hang Seng Index opened up 0.65%, and the Hang Seng Technology Index rose 0.82%; the consumer and non-ferrous metal sectors led the gains, with POP MART and Zijin Mining rising over 2%; the steel and consumer services sectors saw the largest declines, with Maanshan Iron falling over 2% and Haidilao dropping over 1%

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Yinhua CSI Non-ferrous Metal ETF

Zijin Mining

GX CN CONSUME-U

Guotai CSI Non-ferrous Metal ETF

China Southern CSI SWS Non-Ferrous Metal ETF

Hwabao WP CSI Non-ferrous Metal ETF

GF CSI Rare Metals Theme ETF

MAS C.L.

ChinaAMC CSI Subdivision Non-ferrous Metal Sub-Industry ETF

Guotai CSI Iron & Steel ETF

Penghua Guozheng Non-ferrous Metal Industry ETF

MAANSHAN IRON

China Southern Hang Seng ETF

The Hang Seng Index opened up 0.65%, and the Hang Seng TECH Index rose 0.82%

$Hang Seng Index(00HSI.HK) market trends spreading to consumer sector $ANTA SPORTS(02020.HK)$LI NING(02331.HK)$HAIDILAO(06862.HK)$MIXUE GROUP(02097.HK)

The return of Trump has left China with no policy options but one path—reflation, which includes asset reflation and price reflation.For China's economic growth, there are only two real drivers: leveraging and strong external demand. These are the fundamental sources of demand creation.Next year, external demand itself will weaken marginally. If Trump wields the tariff stick again, China will have to focus on internal reforms. Moreover, demand stimulation must target end-user demand, not intermediate investment demand.Over the past two years, Chinese assets have remained undervalued with high dividends. In 2025, cyclical and tech-upgrading sectors are likely to present opportunities (refer to the 2018 trade war).The path is singular and clear, making the game simple. Next year, the focus will likely be on cyclical sectors, especially in trading terms—front-loading policy expectations and back-loading implementation effects.The policy game has already begun today. In terms of timing, consumer goods, especially service-related consumption, must lead the cyclical upturn, as service consumption holds greater potential in China's domestic demand.Moreover, the results of the 8th meeting will soon be released, followed by the Central Economic Work Conference at year-end. Thus, consumer sectors are poised for an initial rally. With valuations at low levels, Dolphin Research believes now is the window to position in cyclical sectors, recommending focus on consumer sectors with solid fundamentals and low valuations. $YUM China(YUMC.US) $NONGFU SPRING(09633.HK) $TSINGTAO BREW(00168.HK) $HAIDILAO(06862.HK) $CHINA RES BEER(00291.HK) $ANTA SPORTS(02020.HK) Note that these overseas assets are purely listed in Hong Kong.Internet consumer stocks, mostly listed in the U.S. with higher U.S. capital weightings, face concerns about becoming part of the U.S.-China play. Thus, they need to digest negative sentiment first, but opportunities may emerge afterward.

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5.8 trillion "lonely economy" rises, HAIDILAO launches single-person hot pot, small-sized home appliances are popular, scholars: touching human nature is the key

Hong Kong Stock Market Closing | Hang Seng Index fell 1.72%, Meituan dropped 3.18% leading the blue chips, Yingda Real Estate surged 39% on positive news

Hong Kong Stock Midday Review | The Hang Seng Index fell 1.79%, tech stocks collectively declined, while AI concept stock Zhipu surged over 28% against the trend

Hong Kong stock market intraday | The Hang Seng Index fell 1.52%, technology weighted stocks broadly declined, Meituan fell 3.30%, and Aisino surged 13.68%

Hong Kong Stock Market Closing | Hang Seng Index fell 0.86%, losing high ground, Meituan plummeted 4.5% leading the decline in technology and dining sectors, SenseTime surged 6.77% against the trend