Group 1 - Since January 2026, the A-share market has seen a wave of shareholder return activities, with 8 listed companies announcing various ways to reward investors, including physical gifts, discount coupons, and service rights [1] - This trend reflects the maturation of China's capital market, indicating a diversification in how listed companies return value to investors and a shift towards emotional connection and long-term value recognition in investor relations management [1][3] - Companies like Chen Ke Ming Food Co., Ltd. and Zhejiang Shou Xian Gu Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd. have initiated shareholder return activities, offering free products to shareholders based on their holdings [1][2] Group 2 - Other companies such as Quanjude Group, Furui Group, and Panda Dairy also launched shareholder return activities in January, expressing gratitude to shareholders through various means [2] - The strategy of using products or services to reward shareholders enhances their perception of the company's value and fosters trust and long-term investment willingness, while also serving as a platform for brand promotion [2] - Over the past decade, more than 70 listed companies in the A-share market have conducted shareholder return activities, with over 30 companies doing so in 2025 across various sectors including consumer, cultural tourism, healthcare, and technology [2]

Group 1 - Since January 2026, the A-share market has seen a wave of shareholder return activities, with 8 listed companies announcing various ways to reward investors, including physical gifts, discount coupons, and service rights [1][2] - This trend reflects the maturation of the Chinese capital market, indicating a diversification in how listed companies reward investors and a shift towards emotional connection and long-term value recognition in investor relations management [1][3] - Companies like Chen Ke Ming Food Co., Ltd. and Zhejiang Shou Xian Gu Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd. have initiated shareholder return activities, offering free products to shareholders based on their holdings [1][2] Group 2 - Other companies such as Quanjude Group, Furui Group, and Panda Dairy have also launched shareholder return activities in January, expressing gratitude to shareholders through various means [2] - The strategy of using products or services to reward shareholders enhances their perception of the company's value and fosters trust and long-term investment willingness, while also serving as a platform for brand promotion [2][3] - Over the past decade, more than 70 listed companies in the A-share market have conducted shareholder return activities, with over 30 companies doing so in 2025 across various sectors including consumer, cultural tourism, medical, and technology [2]