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Midea Group Investment Quality Review (000333.SZ)

Midea Group is a WATCHLIST name: quality score 82/100, current price/base FV 0.97.

Final Signal
Watch
Quality Score
82
Current Price
CNY 87.6
Conservative Fair Value
CNY 54.58
Base Fair Value
CNY 90.1
Report Date
2026-08-01
Data Timestamp
2026-07-31 22:05 UTC
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Midea Group Investment Quality Review (000333.SZ)

Quality score: 82/100 Valuation position: current price/base FV 0.97 Final signal: WATCHLIST

Core Conclusion

Midea Group remains WATCHLIST. The business clears the quality threshold with an 82/100 score, but the current price of CNY87.60 is close to base FV of CNY90.10 and does not yet provide the required margin of safety. Conservative/base/optimistic FV is CNY54.58/CNY90.10/CNY114.45.

Business And Quality

Five-year revenue CAGR is 7.5% and latest-year FCF is CNY42.20bn. The score is supported by scale, repeatable cash flow, balance-sheet resilience, and a five-year FCF/Net Income ratio of 1.16. Segment margin and some governance details still need continuing confirmation from formal disclosures.

Financial Audit

The review uses fiscal 2021-2025 in CNY with a CNY 10Y government-bond yield of 1.7% dated 2026-07-31. Five-year average OCF/Net Income is 1.39, and latest net cash is CNY17.77bn. If goodwill, receivables, financial assets, or working-capital swings expand, the balance-sheet adjustment should be revisited first.

Valuation

The valuation is anchored on normalized FCF, a 10% required return, a sustainable-growth assumption, and separate treatment of cash, financial assets, debt, and dilution. Price/base FV of 0.97 fails the buy gate and is far from a 2x base-case signal.

Buy And Monitor

Current action is watchlist. Upgrade requires price/base FV below 0.70, quality score of at least 75, and stronger evidence that any market pessimism is temporary rather than structural. Track revenue trend, FCF/Net Income, ROIC, net cash/debt, dividends, buybacks, and governance disclosure.

Risks

Risks include appliance demand weakness, margin pressure, working-capital volatility, financial-asset marks, and capital-allocation execution. Two consecutive reporting periods with FCF/Net Income below 0.60 would force a lower normalized FCF and quality score.

Sources

Sources are public quote and financial data platforms, company filings or IR, ChinaBond for the CNY risk-free rate, and public FX data where applicable. Research only, not personalized investment advice.

Disclaimer

This article is for research records and educational discussion only. It is not investment advice. Investing involves risk; readers should make independent decisions and bear the results themselves.