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China listed firms post H1 revenue of 37.7 trln yuan, net profit up 19.5%

China’s listed companies reported combined first-half revenue of 37.7 trillion yuan and net profit of 3.6 trillion yuan, up 19.5% year on year to a near three-year high, China Securities Regulatory Commission Chairman Wu Qing said at the opening of the 2026 Financial Street Forum. Dividends and buybacks reached 2.1 trillion yuan in the period, 2.7 times the combined IPO and refinancing volume, he said.

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The standout figure is not the profit growth but the ratio of shareholder returns to equity fundraising — dividends and buybacks running well above IPO and refinancing volume signals a market shifting from capital absorption toward capital return, a structural change for listed-company behavior. That shift matters most for companies reliant on repeated refinancing and for holders who have priced in dilution. Whether the payout-to-fundraising gap persists as earnings mature, and whether profit growth at this pace holds, is the open question.

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