Enhancing Investors' Sense of Gain: The "Dividend Culture" in A-shares is Gradually Improving

Recently, the news that Cambrian, a popular company in the AI sector, plans to distribute dividends for the first time since its listing has attracted market attention. The company plans to distribute a cash dividend of 15 yuan (including tax) for every 10 shares to all shareholders, and also plans to convert 4.9 shares for every 10 shares from capital reserve funds. Another popular company, Shenghong Technology, disclosed its 2025 profit distribution plan, showing that the company intends to pay 20 yuan in cash (including tax) per 10 shares to all shareholders.
The above cases are a microcosm of the recent trend of actively promoting dividends among popular companies in the A-share market. Statistical data shows that among the companies that have disclosed their 2025 profit distribution plans with a proposed cash dividend per share exceeding 1 yuan, most have increased both the total cash dividend and the cash dividend per share compared to previous years. Among them, the cash dividend per share for most companies has also reached the highest level since their listing.
A careful observation reveals that these companies generally have good performance. For example, Cambrian achieved its first annual profit since listing in 2025, with operating revenue increasing by 453.21% year-on-year; Shenghong Technology’s operating revenue in 2025 increased by about 80% year-on-year, and net profit attributable to shareholders of the listed company increased by 273.52% year-on-year. Other companies with steadily growing performance in recent years have also continuously increased their cash dividend scale as profits grow year by year, effectively supporting further growth in their cash dividend scale or strength. (Securities Times)