Zheng Quan Shi Bao Wang·2025-09-04 15:23Group 1 - Since 2025, companies and shareholders in the Shenzhen market have actively engaged in share buybacks and increases, with a total of 355 related plans launched as of September 3, including 251 buyback plans with a maximum repurchase amount of 70.773 billion yuan and 104 increase plans with a maximum increase amount of 31.29 billion yuan [2] - Leading companies such as CATL and Midea Group have taken the lead in buyback actions, demonstrating strong confidence in their future development and injecting positive sentiment into the market [2][3] - CATL has announced a new buyback plan of 4 billion to 8 billion yuan after completing a previous buyback of 2.71 billion yuan, with a total buyback amount of 2.131 billion yuan as of the end of August [3] Group 2 - Midea Group has also been active in buybacks, announcing a plan of 5 billion to 10 billion yuan, with over 70% allocated for cancellation, and has cumulatively repurchased 4.43 billion yuan as of the end of August [4] - Weichai Power and Wen's Food have also made notable progress in their buyback plans, with Weichai Power repurchasing 596 million yuan and Wen's Food repurchasing 900 million yuan as of the end of August [4][5] - In addition to buybacks, there has been a surge in increase plans, with shareholders showing confidence in long-term investment value through substantial investments [6] Group 3 - Qingdao Bank's major shareholder announced plans to increase holdings by 233 million to 291 million shares, while Shanxi Expressway's actual controller plans to increase holdings by 30 million to 60 million yuan [6] - Changan Automobile and DaDaQian have also disclosed increase plans, with Changan's management planning to increase holdings by at least 5.7 million yuan [6] - Overall, the buyback and increase actions by companies and shareholders in the Shenzhen market play a crucial role in optimizing capital structure and sending positive signals to the market, contributing to the stability and development of the capital market [7]