GF SECURITIES(SZ:000776) GF SECURITIES·2026-04-01 05:29Group 1: Dividend Statistics of Broad-based Index Constituents - In 2026, the dividend progress for broad-based index constituents shows that among the CSI 300 constituents, 1 company is in the implementation stage, while the SSE 50, CSI 500, and CSI 1000 each have 1 company in the implementation or proposal stage [11][12]. - The total dividends for the year 2026 for the CSI 300 and SSE 50 are both 1.251 billion, while the CSI 500 has 0.13 billion, and the CSI 1000 is still in the proposal stage [12][11]. - The dividend yield for 2026 has been compared to 2025, indicating a slight increase in yields across the indices [13][14]. Group 2: Dividend Statistics of Industry Index Constituents - The dividend progress for industry index constituents shows that in the pharmaceutical sector, 2 companies are in the implementation stage, while the utilities, machinery, coal, and oil sectors each have 1 company in the implementation stage [15][17]. - The total dividends for the pharmaceutical sector amount to 0.066 billion, utilities 1.251 billion, machinery 0.063 billion, coal 0.13 billion, and oil 0.014 billion [17][15]. - The comparison of dividend yields for 2026 against 2025 shows variations across different sectors, with some sectors experiencing increases [18][19]. Group 3: Index Futures Basis - The annualized basis rates for index futures considering dividends are as follows: CSI 300 near-month 7.15%, far-month 5.10%, near-quarter 3.95%, and far-quarter 3.73%; SSE 50 near-month 1.24%, far-month 0.51%, near-quarter -0.59%, and far-quarter 0.03%; CSI 500 near-month 10.25%, far-month 8.74%, near-quarter 5.96%, and far-quarter 6.66%; CSI 1000 near-month 12.25%, far-month 12.21%, near-quarter 10.95%, and far-quarter 10.81% [6][25]. - The basis data reflects the impact of dividends on the futures contracts, with specific figures for each contract's closing price and basis [25][21]. - Historical basis data for various contracts shows trends in the basis rates over time, indicating fluctuations influenced by dividend announcements [30][31][32][33][36][37].