Recently, the A-share market stabilized after a round of adjustments. Listed companies and important shareholders quickly cared for the market with practical actions such as repurchasing, increasing their holdings, and terminating holdings reduction, demonstrating their long-term confidence in the listed companies' own and capital market values. On the evening of July 22, several companies revealed plans for important shareholders to increase their holdings. In addition to plans for important shareholders to increase their holdings, some listed companies have also revealed plans to repurchase shares. While intensive repurchases are increasing their holdings, a group of shareholders of listed companies are taking the initiative to press the “pause button” to reduce their holdings. According to incomplete statistics, since July, more than 20 listed companies have disclosed that their shareholders terminated their holdings reduction plans early.

Recently, the A-share market stabilized after a round of adjustments. Listed companies and important shareholders quickly cared for the market with practical actions such as repurchasing, increasing their holdings, and terminating holdings reduction, demonstrating their long-term confidence in the listed companies' own and capital market values. On the evening of July 22, several companies revealed plans for important shareholders to increase their holdings. In addition to plans for important shareholders to increase their holdings, some listed companies have also revealed plans to repurchase shares. While intensive repurchases are increasing their holdings, a group of shareholders of listed companies are taking the initiative to press the “pause button” to reduce their holdings. According to incomplete statistics, since July, more than 20 listed companies have disclosed that their shareholders terminated their holdings reduction plans early.