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Summary

The Pacific Securities research report highlights two primary themes for the Basic Chemicals industry: electronic chemicals and photovoltaic materials. In electronic chemicals, semiconductor export restrictions from the U.S., particularly targeting China, are accelerating domestic substitution efforts for critical materials. US regulatory changes further limit China’s access to semiconductor manufacturing equipment, boosting demand for China-made electronic chemicals. Companies like YaKe Technology and Huayu Group are identified as key players in this space. Additionally, government funds have increased holdings in electronic sectors, supporting these companies.

For photovoltaic materials, the new carbon emission control policy (dual control system) from the State Council promotes the growth of renewable and green energy companies. Bio-based energy materials, such as biofuels, saw stable prices in July 2024, but face challenges from export restrictions and tariffs in Europe. The photovoltaic industry saw slight price declines in materials like EVA and POE, influenced by weaker demand and increased supply. Key companies to monitor include those focusing on carbon emission reduction and energy-efficient materials.