Xin Lang Zheng Quan·2025-08-04 07:40Summary of Key Points Core Viewpoint - The 2024 A-share Secretary Data Report reveals that over 21% of secretaries in the A-share market earn annual salaries exceeding one million yuan, highlighting the significant role of secretaries in connecting investors and listed companies [1]. Group 1: Salary Data - As of July 29, there are 5,817 listed companies in the A-share market, with a total salary expenditure for secretaries reaching 4.086 billion yuan, averaging 754,300 yuan per secretary [1]. - In the jewelry industry, the highest annual salary for a secretary is 1.8582 million yuan paid by Feiya, while the lowest is 252,500 yuan paid by Mingpai Jewelry [1]. - Three companies, including Di'a Shares, Caibai Shares, and Feiya, have secretaries earning over one million yuan annually [1]. Group 2: Salary Changes - Among companies that did not change their secretaries, most reduced their salaries, with China Gold's secretary seeing a 54% decrease from 1.0146 million yuan to 474,600 yuan [1]. - Zhou Dazheng's secretary, He Xiaolin, experienced the largest salary increase, rising from 355,500 yuan in 2023 to 881,000 yuan, a 147.82% increase [1]. Group 3: Company Performance - Feiya's secretary, Song Yaoming, received the highest salary in the jewelry sector, but the company faced a 13.77% decline in revenue and a 33.86% drop in net profit, marking a five-year low [2]. - Di'a Shares paid its secretary, Huang Shuizhong, 1.2696 million yuan, but the company reported a 32.01% decrease in revenue, reaching 1.482 billion yuan, and has faced two consecutive years of net profit losses [2].