Core Viewpoint - The resignation of Chen Yong, the chairman of Shahe Co., has triggered expectations of restructuring among Shenzhen local state-owned enterprises, leading to significant stock price increases for related companies [1][4]. Group 1: Company Announcements - Shahe Co. announced the resignation of its chairman Chen Yong and securities representative Jiang Zhuyuan due to work adjustments, with no shares held by them [4]. - Following the announcement, Shahe Co. experienced a significant stock price increase, reaching a limit up after opening high [4]. - Other stocks such as Shen Zhen Yi A and Shen Wu Ye A also reached their limit up, indicating a broader market reaction [4]. Group 2: Market Reactions - Analysts believe the announcement may have sparked market expectations for reforms in Shenzhen's state-owned enterprises, especially after the real estate market adjustments [5]. - The shell resource attribute of Shahe Co. has become more prominent, with market expectations for restructuring remaining unfulfilled [5]. Group 3: Shenzhen State-Owned Enterprises Initiatives - Shenzhen state-owned enterprises have selected 100 strategic application scenarios to address the lack of "application scenarios" for small and medium-sized technology enterprises, signing contracts for 20 high-maturity scenarios [8]. - The initiatives aim to create a collaborative ecosystem involving state-owned enterprises, private companies, and government support to enhance the technology innovation environment in Shenzhen [8]. Group 4: Economic Milestones - The 45th anniversary of the Shenzhen Special Economic Zone and the 5th anniversary of the comprehensive reform pilot have become focal points for market attention, with increased public transport usage and record passenger volumes at Shenzhen Airport [9]. - Recent data shows a significant increase in passenger and cargo throughput at Shenzhen Airport, indicating robust economic activity [9].