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Over 200 Companies Release Annual Reports with Dividend Plans; 5 Leading Companies Announce Dividends Exceeding 10 Billion Yuan
People’s Financial News, March 25 — A-share companies are steadily increasing cash dividends for their 2025 annual reports, with listed companies progressively enhancing their shareholder returns. According to data from Securities Times and Data Treasure, as of the close on March 24, 224 companies have announced their annual dividend plans, totaling a cash dividend of 171.068 billion yuan, with 27 companies distributing more than 10 billion yuan. Data shows a significant top-tier effect in the dividend list. Among the 27 companies with dividends exceeding 10 billion yuan, leading firms such as CATL, Sinopec, Foxconn Industrial Internet, and China CITIC Bank have each surpassed 100 billion yuan. Of these 27 companies with cash dividends over 10 billion yuan, 19 reported year-over-year growth in net profit attributable to shareholders, accounting for over 70%. High-growth listed companies tend to show a stronger willingness to pay dividends.
In terms of industry distribution, the listed companies that have announced their annual dividend plans are mainly concentrated in six industries: electronics, pharmaceuticals and biology, electrical equipment, basic chemicals, machinery, and non-ferrous metals. Each of these industries has more than 10 companies, with electronics leading significantly at 42 companies, followed by pharmaceuticals and biology with 25 companies.