Shang Hai Zheng Quan Bao·2025-08-27 15:04Summary of Key Points Core Viewpoint - A total of 18 companies have raised their share repurchase price limits since July, reflecting an improvement in market conditions and increased investor confidence, with some companies raising their repurchase prices by over 140% [1][6]. Group 1: Companies Adjusting Repurchase Prices - On August 26, companies such as Jinli Permanent Magnet, Jinchun Co., Toukeng Life, and Kesi Technology announced increases in their share repurchase price limits [1]. - Jinli Permanent Magnet raised its repurchase price limit from 31.06 CNY/share to 42.66 CNY/share, an increase of 37.35% [2]. - Jinchun Co. increased its limit from 17.90 CNY/share to 35 CNY/share, marking a 95.53% rise [2]. - Toukeng Life adjusted its limit from 15.85 CNY/share to 29.34 CNY/share, an 85.11% increase [2]. - Kesi Technology raised its limit from 53.86 CNY/share to 102 CNY/share, an increase of 89.38% [2]. Group 2: Market Trends and Implications - The average increase in repurchase prices among the 18 companies is 61.5% [6]. - The rise in repurchase prices is attributed to two main factors: the recovery of the market and the companies' confidence in their future stability and intrinsic value [4][6]. - Companies are utilizing special loans to support their repurchase plans, as seen with Aoshikang, which secured a loan of up to 162 million CNY for its repurchase [8]. Group 3: Regulatory and Market Environment - The Chinese government has encouraged companies to use repurchase and increase strategies to enhance market stability [8]. - Industry experts suggest that companies should carefully evaluate and dynamically adjust their repurchase plans to ensure effective implementation and bolster market confidence [9].