The total amount is nearly 160 billion!, The highest payout exceeds 47 billion! Multiple A-share companies have made significant mid-term dividends

This year's semi annual report season, the dividend craze continues to heat up. As an important measure to activate the capital market, more and more listed companies are choosing to give back to investors with real gold and silver dividends.

According to statistics from Securities Times reporters, as of August 30th, about 170 A-share listed companies have issued mid-term dividend plans, with a total dividend amount of nearly 160 billion yuan. Among them, "mid cap" state-owned enterprises continue to serve as the "main force of dividends", while the return awareness of private enterprises is gradually increasing, with frequent large-scale dividends. In addition, dividends from companies on the Beijing Stock Exchange have become a new highlight.

In recent years, under the guidance of regulatory authorities, the cash dividend level of A-share listed companies has significantly increased, and continuous cash dividends have become an important way to activate the capital market and attract long-term funds.

"Zhongzi prefix" serves as the "main force"

On August 30th, Ping An of China released its semi annual report and also disclosed its mid-term dividend plan. In the first half of the year, Ping An achieved an operating profit of 81.957 billion yuan attributable to the shareholders of the parent company; We plan to distribute an interim dividend of 9.3 yuan per 10 shares of cash to shareholders, with a total cash dividend amount of 16.84 billion yuan.

This "big red envelope" has also put Ping An in the fourth place on this year's mid year dividend payout list.

According to statistics, as of August 30th, about 170 listed companies in the Shanghai and Shenzhen Stock Exchanges, as well as the Beijing Stock Exchange, have issued mid-term dividend plans. Among them, China Mobile plans to allocate 10 funds of 22.247 yuan, with a total cash disbursement amount of 47.557 billion yuan as the top priority; China National Offshore Oil Corporation (CNOOC) and Sinopec (Sinopec) plan to allocate 5.43 yuan and 1.45 yuan respectively, with a total amount of 25.829 billion yuan and 17.385 billion yuan, ranking second and third respectively.

According to statistical data, as of now, there are 5 companies with a total dividend payout of over 10 billion yuan in the mid-term dividend plans released. In addition to the above 4 companies, China Telecom plans to pay a total dividend payout of 13.104 billion yuan; There are a total of 11 companies with a total dividend amount of over 1 billion yuan, while the remaining 6 companies are COSCO Shipping, Shuanghui Development, China Unicom, Zijin Mining, Zangge Mining, and China Shipping, accounting for about 6.5% of the total.

Among the top 11 companies, 9 are "Zhongzi Tou" and state-owned enterprises, accounting for 82%, reflecting the consistent style of state-owned enterprises as the "main force" in dividend distribution.

Private enterprise dividends have become a new highlight of the Beijing Stock Exchange

Among the listed companies that have already released their mid-term dividend plans, private enterprises such as Shuanghui Development and Gilbert are also frequent customers of high dividend payouts.

According to the announcement of Shuanghui Development, the company has launched a mid-term dividend plan of 10 payouts of 7.5 yuan, with a total planned dividend amount of 2.598 billion yuan, accounting for 91.58% of the company's net profit in the first half of the year; Gilbert plans to distribute a cash dividend of 70 yuan per 10 shares to all shareholders, totaling approximately 504 million yuan, accounting for 74.60% of the net profit in the first half of the year.

In addition, in this year's mid-term dividends, private listed companies such as Runze Technology, Fulaite, and Yongxing Materials have a total dividend payout amount of over 500 million yuan.

It is worth noting that currently 19 companies on the Beijing Stock Exchange have announced their distribution plans, of which 18 are involved in cash distribution, including 1 that has been transferred, with a total cumulative cash distribution amount of approximately 660 million yuan.

Among them, Yingtai Biotechnology plans to distribute 10 yuan and 1 yuan, with a total cash dividend amount of 123 million yuan, making it the most generous company among the mid-term dividends of the Beijing Stock Exchange. In addition, companies such as Huayang Racing, Air China COSCO Shipping, Tianli Composite, and Wuhan Blue Electric have a total cash payout of over 50 million yuan. According to the proportion of cash payout to net profit, the top companies in terms of cash payout ratio are Air China COSCO Shipping, Meibang Technology, Huayang Racing, Huilong Pistons, and Tiangang Shares, with cash payout rates of 336.4%, 254.70%, 198.4%, 187.46%, and 168.96%, respectively.

With the continuous development and growth of the Beijing Stock Exchange market, more and more Beijing Stock Exchange listed companies are gradually enhancing their dividend awareness, which also lays a good foundation for the activity of the Beijing Stock Exchange market.

Clear dividend orientation

Cash dividends, as an important form of achieving investment returns and sharing operating results, are an important manifestation of protecting the rights and interests of investors. In recent years, the cash dividend level of A-share companies has gradually increased, and regulatory authorities have also continuously encouraged companies with dividend conditions to implement mid-term dividends and increase dividend frequency.

Recently, in order to activate the capital market and boost investor confidence, the central government has once again proposed to strengthen dividend guidance, promote the stability, sustained growth, and predictability of dividends for listed companies, especially those with large market capitalization, in order to improve the investment attractiveness of listed companies and better return investors.

At the same time, senior management also emphasized the need to study and improve systematic long-term dividend constraint mechanisms. By guiding stable operating cash flow of listed companies to distribute mid-term dividends and strengthening information disclosure constraints on low dividend companies, investors can share the performance dividends of listed companies earlier and more.

Industry insiders generally believe that by formulating sound dividend policies, implementing the concepts of transparency, increasing dividend frequency, and ensuring consistent and stable dividends, listed companies will help enhance shareholder confidence in the company's development prospects, as well as demonstrate their integrity and responsibility towards shareholders.