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Guojin Securities assigns a buy rating to Xianhe Co., Ltd., with rising pulp prices benefiting the company's profit recovery, and capacity expansion supporting ample long-term growth momentum.
Everyday Economic News AI Express, Guojin Securities released a research report on March 22nd, giving Xianhe Co., Ltd. (603733.SH, latest price: 22.23 yuan) a “Buy” rating. The main reasons for the rating include: 1) Pulp prices are expected to enter a mild recovery phase, which is beneficial for the company’s steady profit growth; 2) Production capacity in Guangxi and Hubei is accelerating, providing strong growth momentum; 3) Multiple advantages such as high-barrier products, global customer breakthroughs, and localized deployment are expected to continue contributing to overseas market performance. Risk warnings: intensified market competition; rising raw material prices; underutilization of new capacity investments.
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