Nearly 200 cash dividend plans are on the way, and the value of high dividend-yielding asset allocation is rising in a volatile market.

As the annual reports of A-share listed companies in 2025 are gradually disclosed, new dividend plans are also gradually emerging in front of investors. According to Wind data, as of the time when the journalist wrote this article on March 23, nearly 200 listed companies in A-shares have disclosed their annual cash dividend plans for 2025. Calculated based on the latest closing price, 41 companies have a dividend yield of more than 2%, with the highest exceeding 5%. Recently, due to external factors, the A-share market has experienced quite obvious volatile market conditions, but some high dividend assets represented by coal have shown strength against the trend. Looking ahead to the market, industry insiders expect that trend-based market conditions will still need to wait, and in terms of allocation, attention can be paid to high dividend assets and assets benefiting from "HALO trading" on dips, among which the coal sector, in the context of escalating Middle East geopolitical conflicts, will see upward resilience.