Jin Rong Shi Bao·2025-08-29 01:51Core Viewpoint - The A-share market has seen a significant acceleration in the disclosure of 2025 semi-annual reports, with nearly 80% of listed companies having reported their results, highlighting mid-term dividends as a key feature this year [1][2]. Group 1: Company Performance - As of August 28, among the 4,593 companies that disclosed their semi-annual reports, 3,583 companies achieved profitability, representing 78% [3]. - Notable performances include: - China Galaxy reported a revenue of 13.747 billion yuan, a year-on-year increase of 37.71%, and a net profit of 6.488 billion yuan, up 47.86% [4]. - Semiconductor company Zhongwei reported a revenue of 4.961 billion yuan, a growth of 43.88%, and a net profit of 706 million yuan, up 36.62% [4]. - Shanghai Pharmaceuticals achieved a revenue of 141.593 billion yuan, a 1.56% increase, and a net profit of 4.459 billion yuan, up 51.56% [4]. - Yili reported a revenue of 61.777 billion yuan, a 3.49% increase, but a net profit decrease of 4.39% to 7.2 billion yuan [4]. Group 2: Industry Insights - The brokerage industry showed particularly strong performance, with several firms reporting impressive results despite market fluctuations [4]. - The liquor industry, however, displayed mixed results, with Shanxi Fenjiu reporting a revenue of 23.964 billion yuan, a 5.35% increase, but a net profit increase of only 1.13% [5]. - Water Well Square reported a revenue decrease of 12.84% to 1.498 billion yuan and a significant net profit drop of 56.52% [5]. Group 3: Dividend Announcements - As of August 28, the total announced dividend amount reached 334.2 billion yuan, with many companies disclosing their mid-term dividend plans [6][7]. - Companies like Huadian International and Nanshan Aluminum announced cash dividends of 1.045 billion yuan and 465 million yuan, respectively [6]. - China Petroleum announced a mid-term dividend of 0.22 yuan per share, totaling approximately 40.265 billion yuan [7]. - A total of 627 companies have announced dividends, indicating a trend towards higher frequency and quality of dividends, driven by regulatory encouragement [7][8].