红利将于 2025 年 6 月 11 日通过股东托管证券公司（或其他托管 机构）直接划入其资金账户。 证券代码：000501 证券简称：武商集团 公告编号：2025-023 武商集团股份有限公司 本公司及董事会全体成员保证信息披露的内容真实、准确、完整， 没有虚假记载、误导性陈述或重大遗漏。 特别提示： 购股份》等相关规定，武商集团股份有限公司（以下简称"公司" ） 通过回购专用证券账户（以下简称"回购专户"）持有的公司股 份 1,908.87 万股不享有参与本次利润分配的权利。 次实际现金分红的总金额=实际参与分配的总股本×分配比例， 即 749,904,031 股×0.2 元/股=149,980,806.20 元人民币。据此 计算，按总股本（含回购股份）计算的每股分红金额=实际现金 分 红 总 额 ÷ 总 股 本 =149,980,806.20 元 ÷ 768,992,731 股 =0.1950354 元，2024 年度分红派息实施后的除权除息参考价=股 权登记日收盘价-0.1950354 元/股。 一、股东会审议通过利润分配方案等情况 《2024 年度利润分配和资本公积金转增股本方案》 【详见 2025 ...

证券代码：000501 证券简称：武商集团 公告编号：2025-023 武商集团股份有限公司 2024 年度分红派息实施公告 本公司及董事会全体成员保证信息披露的内容真实、准确、完整， 没有虚假记载、误导性陈述或重大遗漏。 特别提示： 1.根据《深圳证券交易所上市公司自律监管指引第 9 号-回 购股份》等相关规定，武商集团股份有限公司（以下简称"公司"） 通过回购专用证券账户（以下简称"回购专户"）持有的公司股 份 1,908.87 万股不享有参与本次利润分配的权利。 2.鉴于公司回购专户的股份不参与 2024 年度分红派息，本 次实际现金分红的总金额=实际参与分配的总股本×分配比例， 即 749,904,031 股×0.2 元/股=149,980,806.20 元人民币。据此 计算，按总股本（含回购股份）计算的每股分红金额=实际现金 分 红 总 额 ÷ 总 股 本 =149,980,806.20 元 ÷ 768,992,731 股 =0.1950354 元，2024 年度分红派息实施后的除权除息参考价=股 权登记日收盘价-0.1950354 元/股。 一、股东会审议通过利润分配方案等情况 1.公司于 202 ...

Group 1 - The Wuhan city duty-free store, operated by Wushang Group and Wangfujing, officially opened on May 30, marking the first new city duty-free store in the country since the new policy was introduced in August last year [1][2] - The store is expected to cater to the consumption needs of over 2 million international travelers annually in Hubei, supporting Wuhan's goal of becoming an international consumption center [3][4] - The store covers an area of 1,818 square meters and has signed contracts for over 100 international brands, offering a variety of products including cosmetics, wines, electronics, and cultural creative products [2][3] Group 2 - The first order was completed within half an hour of the store's opening, showcasing immediate consumer interest, with a Russian traveler purchasing a translation device at a discounted price [3] - The store has met customs regulatory requirements, with nearly 200 cameras installed to ensure the safety of the duty-free product chain [3][4] - Wushang Group has been diversifying its business model, exploring various economic sectors, and reported a revenue of 1.787 billion yuan in Q1, a decrease of 8.62% year-on-year, while net profit increased by 2.85% to 143 million yuan [4]

Core Insights - The newly opened duty-free store in Wuhan, operated by Wangfujing Group and Wushang Group, is the first of its kind in the country following the recent policy changes by the Ministry of Finance and other departments [1][2] - This store is a significant step in expanding inbound consumption in Hubei province and marks an important milestone in Wuhan's development as an international consumption center [1] Company Overview - The duty-free store is located on the sixth floor of Wushang MALL, a high-end shopping center in Central China, which is expected to attract over 32 million visitors in 2024 and achieve sales exceeding 10 billion [1] - The joint venture has signed contracts for over 100 international brands, covering a wide range of product categories, and features local cultural products to promote domestic brands internationally [1] Operational Highlights - The company has developed a unique itinerary verification system for a seamless shopping experience for foreign tourists, ensuring efficient and secure product pickup in compliance with customs regulations [1] - The store successfully passed customs inspection on May 16, confirming that its sales area and regulatory warehouse meet the necessary requirements [1] Market Impact - The project is expected to cater to the consumption needs of over 2 million international travelers annually in Hubei, reinforcing Wuhan's position as a central international consumption hub [2] - The establishment of the duty-free store aligns with the government's initiative to set up one store in each of eight designated cities, enhancing the accessibility of duty-free shopping for international travelers [2]

Core Viewpoint - The opening of Wuhan's first city duty-free shop marks a significant development in China's retail landscape, following new policies from the Ministry of Finance and other departments aimed at enhancing international travel shopping experiences [1][2]. Group 1: Store Overview - The Wuhan city duty-free shop, operated by Wangfujing and Wushang Group, spans over 1,800 square meters and features areas for duty-free products, taxable goods, and a tea break zone [1]. - The store offers a variety of products including cosmetics, 3C digital products, international luxury accessories, beverages, and domestic cultural creative items [1]. - The store is designed for international travelers who are departing within 60 days and requires valid travel documents and tickets for purchases [1]. Group 2: Market Context - The establishment of city duty-free shops is part of a broader initiative to set up one shop each in eight cities, including Wuhan, Guangzhou, Chengdu, and others, enhancing the shopping experience for international travelers [2]. - The location of the duty-free shop in a commercial hub is strategic, allowing for a more relaxed shopping experience compared to airport duty-free stores [2]. - The Wushang Mall is projected to attract over 32 million visitors in 2024, positioning it as a high-end consumption landmark in Central China [2]. Group 3: Product Offerings and Innovations - The store features a taxable goods area showcasing popular domestic brands and over 200 types of traditional handicrafts from Hubei, promoting local culture [3]. - A self-developed itinerary verification system has been implemented to ensure a smooth shopping experience for foreign tourists [3]. - The store has passed customs inspection and is equipped with nearly 200 surveillance cameras to ensure the security of the duty-free product chain [3]. Group 4: Broader Implications - The opening of the duty-free shop is expected to meet the consumption needs of over 2 million international travelers annually in Hubei, reinforcing Wuhan's position as a central international consumption hub [3]. - Other cities approved for new city duty-free shops, such as Chengdu and Changsha, are also progressing towards their operational goals within the year [4].

Group 1 - The Wuhan city duty-free store, operated by Wangfujing Group and Wushang Group, officially opened on May 30 at Wushang MALL, located in a prime area of Wuhan's core business district [1] - The store is designed to sell duty-free products to international travelers departing from China, following a notification from the Ministry of Finance and other departments to establish such stores in eight cities, including Wuhan [1] - The product range includes cosmetics, fine wines, digital products, international luxury accessories, and local cultural products, with a focus on promoting Chinese and Hubei local heritage items through the duty-free store [1] Group 2 - A self-developed itinerary verification system has been launched to enhance the shopping experience for foreign tourists, ensuring a smooth process for duty-free purchases [2] - The store successfully passed customs inspection on May 16, meeting all regulatory requirements for sales areas, warehouses, and information systems, thus ready for operation [2] - Nearly 200 surveillance cameras have been installed in the regulatory area to ensure the security of the duty-free product sales chain [2]

Core Insights - Wuhan has officially opened its first city duty-free shop, marking it as the first new store opened nationwide following the recent policy changes by the Ministry of Finance and other departments [1][5] - The duty-free shop is a joint venture between Wangfujing Group and Wushang Group, located in Wushang MALL, which is expected to attract over 32 million visitors in 2024 [1][4] Summary by Sections Store Operations - The duty-free shop targets travelers who will depart within 60 days, requiring valid exit documents and purchased tickets for international flights or cruises [3] - The shopping process involves selecting items in-store and picking them up at designated duty-free points at the exit [3][4] - The store features over 100 international brands across various categories, including cosmetics, fine wines, electronics, and local cultural products [3][4] Local and Cultural Products - The shop also showcases local heritage products, such as "Palace Museum cultural products" and "Wuhan gifts," promoting traditional crafts and cultural items [3] - The "Wuhan gifts" section includes over 200 items from local intangible cultural heritage projects [3] Market Potential - The new duty-free shop aims to cater to the consumption needs of over 2 million international travelers visiting Hubei annually [4] - During the recent "May Day" holiday, Hubei welcomed 75,000 inbound tourists, reflecting a year-on-year increase of 54.04% [4] Policy Context - The establishment of the Wuhan duty-free shop is part of a broader initiative to set up similar stores in eight cities, including Guangzhou, Chengdu, and Shenzhen [5] - Other cities are also progressing with their duty-free shop preparations, with Chengdu and Changsha expected to open their stores later this year [5]

Group 1 - The opening of the Wuhan city duty-free store marks the first new store established after the policy changes by the Ministry of Finance and other departments, aimed at enhancing the duty-free shopping experience for international travelers [1][5] - The store covers an area of 1,818 square meters and features various product categories including cosmetics, digital products, international luxury accessories, beverages, and domestic cultural creative products [3][4] - The store aims to promote domestic brands to international markets through its duty-free shopping platform, with over 100 international brands already signed for cross-border procurement [3][5] Group 2 - The duty-free store is designed to cater specifically to travelers who are departing within 60 days, requiring valid exit documents for purchasing duty-free items, while non-departing customers can only buy taxable products [4][5] - The store is expected to meet the consumption needs of over 2 million international travelers annually in Hubei, enhancing Wuhan's position as a central international consumption hub [5] - Future plans include transforming existing foreign exchange duty-free stores in various cities into city duty-free stores to further develop the duty-free economy [5]

Group 1: Core Insights - The opening of the first city duty-free shop in Wuhan marks a significant milestone in the city's commercial landscape, following the implementation of the "Hubei Province Consumption Promotion Special Action Implementation Plan" [2] - The city duty-free shop is located in the high-end shopping center, Wushang MALL, which is recognized as the "first business circle in Central China" and is expected to attract over 32 million visitors in 2024, contributing to a sales volume exceeding 10 billion [3] - The joint venture company has signed contracts for over 100 international brands across various categories, including cosmetics, fine wines, and cultural products, promoting local heritage items through the duty-free shop [3] Group 2: Operational Details - The duty-free shop successfully passed customs inspection on May 16, meeting all regulatory requirements for sales areas, warehouses, and information systems, and is equipped with nearly 200 surveillance cameras to ensure the security of the sales process [4] - The project is expected to cater to the consumption needs of over 2 million international travelers annually in Hubei [4] - A self-developed itinerary verification system has been launched to enhance the shopping experience for outbound tourists, ensuring efficient and secure pickup of duty-free goods [3]

5月30日，由王府井（600859）集团与武商集团（000501）合资运营的武汉市内免税店在武商MALL正 式亮相。这也是财政部等五部门新政出台后，全国首家新开的市内免税店。(经济观察网) ...