24 High-Dividend Blue-Chip Stocks' Valuations Fall to Historical Lows; Institutions Expect 8 Stocks to Have Over 50% Upside

Recently, the market has experienced a pullback, with the Shanghai Composite Index falling below the 3,900-point mark. The valuations of some individual stocks have been suppressed, and for some high-quality stocks with strong profitability, their price-to-earnings ratios have fallen back to historically low ranges. Combined with relatively high dividend yields, their medium- to long-term allocation value has become more prominent. According to statistics from Securities Times DataBao, among stocks that have received ratings from three or more institutions and have an average return on equity excluding non-recurring gains and losses of over 10% in 2025, a total of 24 stocks have latest trailing price-to-earnings ratio percentiles as low as below the 1% historical percentile, while also having a trailing dividend yield above 3%. The share prices of the listed stocks have generally come under pressure during the year, and the target prices given by many institutions show a clear gap from current share prices. Data shows that for eight stocks, including Xianheng International, Jinchuang Group, Aikodi, Mayinglong, and Ruifeng Xincai, the upside potential of the consensus target prices from institutions compared with the latest closing prices exceeds 50%.