Storyline: High-end manufacturing firms lead H1 2025 gains on China's stock market [Voice_over] New information from the China Association for Public Companies shows that high-end manufacturers, like those making new energy vehicles, as well as logistics companies and shipbuilders, have led earnings amongst other A-share listed firms in H1 this year. According to the data, net profits for NEV makers surged by more than 30 percent, largely supported by trade-in policies that boosted production and sales. Logistics activity, meanwhile, also remained strong, with five major listed courier firms posting a 10-percent increase in revenues. And the data shows that China's shipbuilding industry outperformed other global players, with listed shipbuilders reporting a more than 23 -percent increase in revenue and a staggering 135-percent jump in net profits. Despite the threat of U.S. tariff hikes, Chinese listed firms appear resilient in overseas markets, with international revenues reaching about 687 billion U.S. dollars in H1, a nearly five percent increase year on year. [Restrictions : No access Chinese mainland]