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Zhejiang Yueling Co., Ltd. operates as a specialized manufacturer within the automotive components sector, focusing exclusively on the development, production, and distribution of aluminum alloy wheels. The company's core revenue model is driven by both domestic sales in China and international exports, catering to a diverse clientele across various vehicle segments. Its product portfolio is strategically segmented under multiple brands, including Yueling for mainstream applications, ARTKA and FORZUTO targeting the performance and aftermarket enthusiast segments, and specialized lines for motorcycles, trucks, and ATVs, demonstrating a focused approach to niche markets. Founded in 1983 and based in Wenling, a key manufacturing hub, the company has established a long-standing presence in the competitive auto parts industry. Its market position is that of a specialized supplier, leveraging decades of manufacturing expertise to serve both original equipment manufacturers and the replacement market. This dual-channel strategy allows it to navigate cyclical demand, although it operates in a highly competitive landscape dominated by larger, more diversified automotive suppliers.
For the fiscal year, the company reported revenue of CNY 708.4 million, achieving a net income of CNY 47.2 million. This translates to a net profit margin of approximately 6.7%, indicating moderate profitability after accounting for all operational costs. The company generated positive operating cash flow of CNY 52.4 million, which comfortably covered its capital expenditures of CNY 8.5 million, suggesting efficient management of its core operational funding requirements without excessive reliance on external financing.
The company's diluted earnings per share stood at CNY 0.18, reflecting its earnings power on a per-share basis. The significant positive gap between operating cash flow and capital expenditures highlights strong cash generation from its existing asset base. This indicates that the core manufacturing operations are capital-efficient, producing sufficient cash to fund necessary investments for maintenance and potentially for modest growth initiatives.
Zhejiang Yueling maintains a conservative financial structure, with cash and equivalents of CNY 222.5 million substantially offsetting its total debt of CNY 181.1 million. This results in a net cash position, which provides a considerable buffer against market downturns and operational challenges. The strong liquidity position underscores a low-risk balance sheet, affording the company financial flexibility and reducing vulnerability to interest rate fluctuations.
The provided data offers a single-year snapshot, making it difficult to assess multi-period growth trends. The company's dividend policy appears conservative, as the dividend per share was reported as zero for the period. This suggests a strategic preference for retaining all earnings to reinvest back into the business, potentially for funding working capital, debt reduction, or future expansion projects rather than distributing cash to shareholders.
With a market capitalization of approximately CNY 3.66 billion, the market valuation implies a significant premium relative to the company's current revenue and earnings. A beta of 0.27 indicates that the stock has historically exhibited very low volatility compared to the broader market. This low beta, combined with the valuation level, may reflect market expectations for stable, defensive performance or potential for future growth not yet realized in the current financial statements.
The company's primary strategic advantages include its long-established operational history, specialized focus on aluminum alloy wheels, and a robust, net-cash balance sheet that provides operational stability. The outlook is inherently tied to the cyclicality of the global automotive industry and competitive pressures within the auto parts sector. Its ability to maintain export sales will be a critical factor for growth, while its strong financial health positions it to weather industry downturns more effectively than leveraged competitors.
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