| name | industry-competition-moat |
| description | Analyze the industry structure, competition, supply-demand balance, and moat of an A-share company. Use this skill when testing whether a company's growth can be sustained, whether its claimed differentiation is real, and which external industry forces could compress returns. All outputs must include accessible source links. |
Industry Competition Moat
Place the company inside its real industry structure and test whether it has defensible economics.
Non-Negotiable Rules
- Use public policy, statistics, procurement, and company disclosures to validate industry claims.
- Separate company claims from third-party validation.
- State which competitor comparison points are fact and which are inference.
- Do not repeat detailed company financial scoring here.
- Default every intermediate and final output to Simplified Chinese unless the user explicitly requests another language.
Read First
skills/shared/references/source-registry.md
skills/shared/references/citation-standard.md
skills/shared/references/analysis-pattern-selector.md
skills/shared/references/language-output-standard.md
skills/shared/references/sector-adaptation-checklist.md
skills/industry-competition-moat/references/moat-grid.md
- If the company is in a policy-sensitive or asset-heavy sector, load the relevant shared overlay first.
- If the company is an IDC or AI-compute infrastructure case,
skills/shared/references/idc-heavy-asset-transition-overlay.md and skills/industry-competition-moat/references/idc-value-chain-and-peers.md are optional example overlays.
When to Use
- Assess industry attractiveness and rivalry.
- Compare the company with listed peers and alternative business models.
- Test whether policy, capital, qualification, data, channel, or switching cost creates a moat.
Workflow
- Define the value chain and the company's exact position in it.
- Pull industry-policy and demand data from official sources.
- Select a source-backed peer set and compare capacity, clients, margins, and business model.
- Apply a moat grid and a five-forces style structure.
- Highlight where the company captures value and where it remains vulnerable.
Required Output
ไบๅฎ: industry size, policy tailwind/headwind, peer positions, value-chain role
่งฃ่ฏป: moat strength, structural advantage, likely pressure points
ๅพ
้ช่ฏ้ฎ้ข: missing peer metrics, uncertain supply additions, unclear regulation
Value Chain Map: each link labeled strong, medium, or weak capture ability
Boundaries
- Do not run the company's order pipeline in detail.
- Do not build the risk dashboard here.
- Do not produce target price or trading plan.