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Key Financial Data

1. First Industrial Real Estate's operating revenue in 2024 was RMB175,588,000, up RMB18,312,000 from RMB157,276,000 in 2023, representing an increase of approximately 11.64%.

2. The growth was attributed to increased market demand, higher product or service prices, contributions from new businesses, and an improved macroeconomic environment.

3. The overall trend in the industry showed that the real estate market gradually recovered in 2024, driving a general increase in operating revenue.

Peer Comparison

1. Industry-wide analysis: In 2024, the real estate industry, especially the commercial property sector, experienced a recovery, with overall market demand warming up, leading to a stable growth in corporate operating revenue. It is expected that the industry's overall operating revenue will maintain a stable growth under the recovery of the economy and policy support.

2. Peer evaluation analysis: First Industrial Real Estate's operating revenue growth of 11.64% is outstanding in the industry. If the growth of other companies in the industry is less than 10%, it indicates that First Industrial Real Estate has a clear competitive advantage in the market competition.

Summary

Overall, First Industrial Real Estate's revenue growth in 2024 reflects the company's positive performance and competitiveness in the market. Despite facing challenges in the industry and macroeconomy, the company successfully achieved revenue growth through effective market expansion strategies and product pricing adjustments.

Opportunities

1. Continue to expand key logistics markets, especially coastal markets, to seize opportunities for long-term rent growth.

2. Optimize leasing strategies to seek higher rent renewal contracts and enhance overall revenue levels.

3. Take advantage of the improvement in the macroeconomic environment and policy support to seize opportunities brought by market recovery and promote the development of new businesses.

Risks

1. Challenges on both supply and demand sides may affect future revenue growth, especially the contraction of land supply and declining housing demand.

2. Uncertainties in the macroeconomy, such as fluctuations in international relations, may affect foreign trade and investment and, in turn, affect the company's performance.

3. Strong performances from competitors may pose a threat to market share, requiring the company to continuously innovate and optimize strategies to maintain competitiveness.