Over 30 A-share listed companies creatively provide benefits, industry insiders: feedback to shareholders is fundamentally different from dividends and needs to be viewed rationally.

Listed company Emeishan A recently announced that individual shareholders and corporate shareholder representatives holding 500 shares or more in the company will be given the benefit of free admission to the scenic area and discounts on some consumption items. After the news was released, the stock price rose for two consecutive days; however, today, the stock closed down by 4.84%. According to statistics, at least 30 A-share companies have introduced shareholder feedback projects this year, including 8 companies in the cultural tourism category, with benefits centered around scenic area rights and performing arts experiences, 11 companies in the food consumption category, with benefits including fresh product giveaways and discount coupons, and 7 companies in the beauty, home, and other physical product categories, with benefits including gift boxes or company products. Industry insiders believe that shareholder feedback activities of listed companies are fundamentally different from the cash dividends advocated by regulatory authorities. While investors are paying attention to the market heat of related companies, they still need to focus on the company's core operating capabilities and long-term development potential.