Securities Times reporter Liu Canbang

A number of shareholders of listed companies have proposed buybacks, or to build up more power for the market to move up.

On the evening of August 20, Yifan Pharmaceutical (002019) announced that it had received a letter from the company's controlling shareholder, actual controller, chairman and president Cheng Xianfeng to repurchase the company's shares.

Based on the confidence in the future development of Yifan Pharmaceutical and the recognition of the company's long-term value, in order to enhance investors' confidence in the company and safeguard the interests of the majority of investors, combined with the company's operating conditions, business development prospects, the company's financial status and future Profitability, Cheng Xianfeng proposed that the company use its own funds to repurchase the company's shares through centralized bidding transactions, the repurchased shares will be used for employee stock ownership plans or equity incentives at an appropriate time in the future. If the Company fails to transfer the repurchased shares within 3 years after the date of the implementation result of the share repurchase and the announcement of the share change, it will perform the procedure of reducing the registered capital and cancel the untransferred shares in accordance with the law.

the price of shares proposed by cheng Xianfeng this time shall not exceed 20.57 yuan/share (inclusive), and the total amount of repurchase funds shall be 30 million yuan (inclusive) to 50 million yuan (inclusive).

Ruilian New Materials (688550) announced on the evening of August 20 that Liu Xiaochun, the actual controller and chairman of the company, proposed to repurchase the company's shares through a centralized bidding transaction, with a total repurchase fund of 50 million yuan to 80 million yuan, and the repurchase price No more than 51 yuan per share. At the same time, the repurchased shares will be used for employee stock ownership plans or equity incentives at an appropriate time in the future.

Kelda (688255) announced on the evening of August 20 that Hou Runshi, chairman of the company, proposed to buy back part of the company's shares through centralized bidding and use it for equity incentive or employee stock ownership plan at an appropriate time in the future. The total amount of repurchase funds is 50 million to 60 million yuan, and the price of the repurchased shares is not higher than 150 of the average trading price of the company's shares in the 30 trading days before the company's board of directors passed the repurchase resolution. The repurchased shares will be used for equity incentives or employee shareholding plans at an appropriate time in the future.

Cisco (688053) announced on the evening of August 20 that Zhang Ya, the actual controller and chairman of the board, proposed that the company buy back shares through centralized bidding for employee stock ownership plan or equity incentive. The total amount of repurchase funds is 30 million yuan to 50 million yuan, and the repurchase price does not exceed 80 yuan per share. All the repurchased shares will be used for employee stock ownership plans or equity incentives.

Godson Zhongke (688047) also announced on the evening of August 20 that Hu Weiwu, chairman of the company, proposed that the company carry out share repurchase through centralized bidding. The total amount of repurchase funds is 30 million ~ 50 million yuan. The repurchase price shall not exceed 128 yuan/share.

It is worth noting that the above-mentioned repurchase is in the proposal stage of major shareholders of listed companies, and listed companies have not yet issued corresponding repurchase plans. Kelda and other companies said that the company will carefully study the above content as soon as possible, formulate a reasonable and feasible share repurchase plan, perform the approval procedures in accordance with relevant regulations, and perform the information disclosure obligations in a timely manner. The specific repurchase plan shall prevail.

compared with the above-mentioned companies in the proposal stage, biyi micro (688045) announced on the evening of August 20 that the company intends to buy back shares for 42 million yuan to 84 million yuan for employee stock ownership plan or equity incentive. The repurchase price does not exceed $78 per share.

In addition, shareholders of listed companies plan to increase their shareholdings.

Dongjian Technology (300978) announced on the evening of August 20 that based on firm confidence in the company's future development and recognition of long-term investment value, Ma Yongtao, the company's controlling shareholder, actual controller and chairman, plans to increase the company's shares within 6 months from the date of disclosure of the announcement, with a planned increase of 10 million yuan to 20 million yuan. This increase plan does not set a price range for increasing shares.

Bangjie shares (002634) announced on the evening of August 20 that the company's chairman Chen Jiansong and his concerted action person Chen Gendi originally planned to increase their holdings by 30 million yuan to 60 million yuan. Recently, Chen Jiansong and Chen Gendi plan to adjust the increase to 35 million yuan to 70 million yuan.

However, it remains to be seen whether the buyback and increase in holdings of listed companies can impress investors. Take Dongjian Technology as an example, as of August 11, 2023, the company's shareholders Shanghai Hongcheng and other previous reduction plans expired, a total of 6.1519 million shares, accounting for 1.46 of the company's total share capital. Then, the same group of shareholders disclosed the new reduction plan, and the total number of shares to be reduced shall not exceed 31.488 million shares, accounting for 7.45 of the total number of shares of the company. Earlier, on the evening of July 10, Xia Yanhua, director and deputy general manager of the company, who holds 3.82 per cent of Dongjian Technology, announced that he planned to reduce his holdings of no more than 4 million shares, accounting for 0.95 per cent of the company's total share capital.

Editor: Liu Debin