A** market 2023 inventory: **new regulations to inhibit shareholders**, increase holdings and repurchase behavior positively show that the a** field has experienced waves of oscillations and adjustments in 2023, as of December 27**, the index performance has declined significantly, and the Shanghai Composite Index has fallen by 565%, Shenzhen Component Index fell 1656%, and the GEM index fell 2288%。With the weak performance of the Weight Index, many** are facing severe pressures and dilemmas. According to the data, as of December 27**, there are 114** stocks in the A** market in 2023, with a cumulative decline of more than 50%, involving many well-known companies.
In such a market environment, the China Securities Regulatory Commission has issued a series of policies to regulate the behavior of shares, and listed companies have also actively carried out self-rescue measures such as repurchase and dividends. But what kind of effect has the new regulations achieved?According to wind data, after the release of the new regulations, as of December 27, a total of 1,620 A-share listed companies issued announcements during the year, involving 3,819 shareholders. Compared with the number of listed companies in the A** market, the number of ** companies is really quite a lot.
A total of 108 listed companies announced after the issuance of the new regulations, accounting for 667%, which shows that the release of the new regulations has played an important role in curbing the cashing out of A-share shareholders. In particular, some companies with a high proportion of major shareholders are particularly concerned by the market, such as Zhou Tong, the actual controller of Haixi Communication, who has carried out two high-proportion operations in a row, with a cumulative ** ratio of 3679%。In addition to **, some shareholders chose to increase their holdings against the trend, showing confidence in the company's future development.
As of December 27**, a total of 1,656 listed companies have announced the latest buyback developments, with some state-owned enterprises (SOEs) particularly outstanding. These data show that the A** field has shown a positive trend of increasing holdings and increased repurchase operations while standardizing the behavior. Some investors may be worried about whether the repurchase behavior of the A** market will really reduce the share capital, or whether it will damage the interests of shareholders in disguise.
However, it is worth noting that the repurchase amount of some listed companies has exceeded the upper limit of the total repurchase funds originally announced, and these repurchases are often distributed to the executives of listed companies through equity incentives, which has become a "welfare" for the executives. However, compared with the U.S. ** field, the A** field still has room for further development in this regard. Therefore, it is necessary to continue to work hard to improve the repurchase of the A** market. In general, the A** market will show a positive trend of increasing holdings and repurchase behavior in 2023, and it has also achieved certain results while regulating shareholders.
In addition, significant progress will also be made in terms of dividends, such as Kweichow Moutai, a leader in the industry, which has launched a special dividend plan for the first time during the year. Although the market sentiment is still sluggish, the valuation level of A-shares has been quite low, coupled with the influence of many favorable factors at home and abroad, the A** field is expected to survive the "cold winter" and usher in the "spring". So, in such a market environment, as an investor, are you optimistic about the future development of the A** market?What do you think about the repurchase behavior of the A** market?Feel free to share your views and opinions in the comment section.