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Jiangyin Electrical Alloy Co., Ltd. operates as a specialized manufacturer in China's non-ferrous metal alloy sector, focusing primarily on copper-based products. The company's core revenue model derives from the research, development, production, and sale of high-precision copper rods, bars, flat bars, and specialized wires. These products serve critical infrastructure applications across medium and low voltage electrical systems, hydropower stations, nuclear facilities, and high-speed rail networks. Operating within the competitive basic materials industry, the company has established a niche position by supplying engineered components for demanding sectors like aerospace, wind power generation, marine vessels, and specialized motors. Its market positioning leverages technical expertise in producing profile coil materials, contact wires, and messenger wires that meet stringent industry standards. The company's diversification into forging, stamping, and CNC-machined series products demonstrates a strategic expansion into value-added manufacturing processes. This integrated approach from raw material processing to finished components provides a competitive advantage in serving China's growing infrastructure and renewable energy markets, while its long-standing presence since 1985 contributes to established customer relationships and technical credibility.
For FY 2024, the company reported revenue of approximately CNY 2.59 billion with net income of CNY 130.7 million, resulting in a net margin of roughly 5.0%. The diluted EPS stood at CNY 0.39. Notably, operating cash flow was negative at CNY -25.9 million, while capital expenditures totaled CNY -35.9 million, indicating significant investment activity during the period. The negative operating cash flow relative to positive net income warrants monitoring for working capital management efficiency.
The company demonstrated moderate earnings power with CNY 130.7 million in net income against total assets implied by the balance sheet structure. The capital expenditure intensity is evident with investments exceeding operating cash generation, suggesting ongoing capacity expansion or modernization efforts. The return on invested capital would require additional data for precise calculation but appears constrained by the capital-intensive nature of metal processing operations.
Jiangyin Electrical Alloy maintains a conservative financial structure with cash and equivalents of CNY 241.1 million against total debt of CNY 560.6 million. This indicates a net debt position of approximately CNY 319.5 million. The debt level appears manageable relative to the company's equity base and operating scale, though the specific debt maturity profile and interest coverage ratios would provide additional insight into financial flexibility.
The company maintained a shareholder return policy with a dividend per share of CNY 0.13846, representing a payout ratio of approximately 35% based on diluted EPS. This balanced approach returns capital to shareholders while retaining earnings for reinvestment. Growth trends would benefit from historical comparison to assess revenue trajectory and profitability patterns in the cyclical copper products market.
With a market capitalization of approximately CNY 7.46 billion, the company trades at a P/E ratio of around 57x based on FY 2024 earnings. The beta of 0.595 suggests lower volatility than the broader market, potentially reflecting the company's established market position and defensive characteristics within the materials sector. This valuation multiple implies market expectations for future earnings growth or margin expansion.
The company's strategic advantages include its long operating history, technical specialization in copper alloys, and diverse application exposure across infrastructure and energy sectors. Its positioning in high-growth areas like renewable energy and high-speed rail provides potential tailwinds. The outlook depends on China's infrastructure investment cycle, raw material price stability, and the company's ability to maintain technological competitiveness in precision copper products manufacturing.
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