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Zhejiang Meili High Technology Co., Ltd. operates as a specialized automotive components manufacturer within China's industrials sector, focusing on precision spring systems and metal-formed parts. The company generates revenue through the design, production, and sale of a diverse portfolio including suspension system springs, seat springs, gearbox spring assemblies, valve springs, stabilizer bars, and precision injection molded parts. Its core business model centers on supplying both original equipment manufacturers and aftermarket channels in the automotive industry, leveraging technical expertise in spring manufacturing that has been developed since its founding in 1990. Meili High Technology maintains a niche market position as a domestic supplier of critical, high-specification components that require consistent quality and reliability. The company's product range addresses multiple vehicle subsystems, from powertrain and transmission to interior comfort and suspension, providing some diversification within the automotive supply chain. This positioning allows it to serve China's substantial automotive manufacturing base while facing competition from both domestic and international component suppliers. The company's headquarters in Shaoxing, within Zhejiang province, places it in a key industrial region with proximity to major automotive manufacturing clusters, supporting its logistics and customer engagement capabilities.
For FY 2024, the company reported revenue of approximately CNY 1.60 billion with net income of CNY 106.7 million, translating to a net profit margin of roughly 6.7%. Operating cash flow generation was solid at CNY 133.6 million, providing adequate coverage for capital expenditures of CNY 102.9 million. The diluted earnings per share stood at CNY 0.51, reflecting the company's ability to convert top-line performance into shareholder returns despite competitive industry dynamics.
The company demonstrated moderate earnings power with an operating cash flow to capital expenditure ratio indicating sufficient internal funding for reinvestment needs. The capital expenditure intensity relative to revenue suggests ongoing investment in production capabilities and potentially capacity expansion. The earnings yield, as implied by the EPS relative to the share price, provides a baseline for assessing the company's capital allocation efficiency and return on invested capital metrics.
Meili High Technology maintained a conservative financial structure with cash and equivalents of CNY 192.9 million against total debt of CNY 488.9 million. The debt level appears manageable relative to the company's equity base and cash flow generation capacity. The balance sheet structure reflects a typical manufacturing company profile with working capital requirements supported by appropriate financing arrangements.
The company has established a dividend policy with a distribution of CNY 0.11831 per share for FY 2024, representing a payout ratio that balances shareholder returns with retention for business development. Growth trends will be influenced by automotive production cycles in China and the company's ability to maintain or expand its market share amid evolving industry requirements for lightweight and high-performance components.
With a market capitalization of approximately CNY 5.33 billion, the company trades at a price-to-earnings multiple derived from its current EPS. The beta of 0.31 suggests lower volatility compared to the broader market, potentially reflecting the company's established market position and predictable business model within the automotive supply chain. Market expectations appear to incorporate steady performance rather than aggressive growth projections.
The company's strategic advantages include its long-standing industry presence since 1990 and specialized expertise in spring technology manufacturing. The outlook is tied to automotive industry trends in China, including vehicle electrification and lightweighting initiatives that may drive demand for advanced components. Maintaining technological competitiveness and cost efficiency will be critical for navigating industry cycles and securing ongoing business from automotive manufacturers.
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