Zheng Quan Ri Bao Zhi Sheng·2025-10-13 16:12Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the active engagement of listed securities firms in implementing semi-annual cash dividends in response to policy calls, enhancing investor returns and confidence in the market [1][3]. Summary by Sections Dividend Announcements - As of October 13, 2023, 28 out of 42 A-share listed securities firms have announced their semi-annual dividend plans for 2025, with five firms already distributing dividends to investors [2]. - Among these, CITIC Securities plans the highest cash dividend of 0.29 yuan per share, totaling 4.298 billion yuan, while other major firms like Zhongxin JianTou and Guotai Junan also announced significant dividends [2]. Dividend Distribution Progress - Five listed securities firms, including Shanxi Securities and First Venture, have completed their semi-annual dividend distributions, amounting to a total of 1.507 billion yuan, with the highest distribution from招商证券 at 1.035 billion yuan [2]. - Several firms are awaiting the implementation of their announced dividend plans, while others are in the proposal stage or have received shareholder approval [2]. Financial Performance and Future Plans - The positive performance of securities firms in the capital market has provided a solid foundation for their active dividend policies, with a focus on enhancing investor returns and confidence [3]. - Seven firms have published their dividend return plans for the next three years (2025-2027), with some committing to a minimum cash dividend ratio of 50% of distributable profits, indicating a strong commitment to shareholder returns [3]. Share Buybacks and Market Value Management - In addition to dividends, nine listed securities firms have engaged in share buybacks this year, totaling 216 million shares and 2.305 billion yuan, significantly higher than the previous year [4]. - Guotai Junan leads in buyback amounts at 1.215 billion yuan, followed by other firms like Zhongtai Securities and Caitong Securities [4]. - Experts suggest that securities firms should enhance their long-term value management through increased dividend frequency, improved operational performance, and transparent communication with investors [4].