科创50大涨下的“造富机”！多股实控人身价骤增，最高涨超900亿元

Core Viewpoint - The A-share market has seen significant gains, with the Shanghai Composite Index surpassing 4000 points and the Sci-Tech Innovation 50 Index rising by 3.34% since August, leading to substantial increases in the net worth of controlling shareholders in many constituent stocks [1][3]. Group 1: Stock Performance and Shareholder Wealth - Since August, 30 out of 50 Sci-Tech Innovation 50 constituent stocks have controlling shareholders who are natural persons, with 22 stocks experiencing price increases [1][3]. - The largest increase in net worth among controlling shareholders is attributed to Chen Tian Shi of Cambrian, whose holdings have appreciated by approximately 923.68 million yuan, bringing his total holding value to about 1769.31 billion yuan [3][4]. - Other notable increases include Zhu Yi of Baile Tianheng, whose net worth rose by nearly 20 billion yuan, and the controlling shareholders of Aters and Baiwei Storage, who also saw significant gains [4]. Group 2: Executive Shareholdings - Several executives among the top shareholders of the rising stocks have also seen substantial increases in their shareholdings, with Baile Tianheng's CFO Zhang Suya's holdings increasing by over 6 million yuan since August [5][6]. - The Vice President of Huatai Medical, Xu Yiqing, and Dai Zhenhua, have also seen their holdings increase by 205,820 yuan and 146,850 yuan, respectively [6]. Group 3: Performance Support for Stock Price Increases - Among the 22 stocks with rising prices, 10 have demonstrated strong performance support, with Cambrian reporting a staggering 2386.38% year-on-year increase in revenue for the first three quarters [8]. - Shengmei Shanghai follows with a 29.42% increase in revenue and a 66.99% increase in net profit for the same period [8][9]. - However, some stocks, like Jinko Solar, have seen declines in both revenue and net profit, indicating a divergence between stock price increases and actual performance [9][10]. Group 4: Financial Health Indicators - Approximately 30% of the 22 stocks have asset-liability ratios exceeding 50%, with some, like Trina Solar and Jinko Solar, surpassing 70% [11].