Dividends, buybacks, and increasing holdings are being normalized. A-share companies are taking concrete actions to stabilize the market and strengthen confidence.

As the A-share listed companies enter the window period for disclosing their semi-annual reports, cases of companies announcing interim profit distribution plans are gradually increasing. At the same time, the frequency of stock repurchases and additional share purchases indicates a significant enhancement in the awareness of returning value to investors among listed companies. Analysts believe that the expansion in the number of interim dividends, the increase in the scale of cancelation-type repurchases, and large-scale share purchases convey confidence in development. Coupled with the implementation of related supporting policy tools, listed companies are taking concrete actions to boost market confidence. With the institutionalization and normalization of dividend payments, stock repurchases, and additional share purchases being further promoted, the endogenous stability mechanism of the capital market is expected to be further strengthened, aiding the long-term healthy development of A-shares.