Is it necessary to plan shareholders' return in the next three years?

Shareholders' return planning can be carried out according to the actual operation of the company. If there is no shareholder return for a long time, it will inevitably hit investors' confidence and make investors doubt the company's operation. In general, the return to investors mainly includes the following aspects:

On the basis of complying with laws, regulations, normative documents and the provisions of the Articles of Association on profit distribution, give full consideration to the stable and reasonable return to investors, take into account the long-term interests and sustainable development of the company, establish a sustainable, stable and scientific return plan and mechanism for investors, and maintain the continuity and stability of the company's profit distribution policy.

1, allocation method

A company may distribute dividends in cash, stock or a combination of cash and stock. Under the premise of complying with relevant laws and regulations and ensuring that the company's cash flow can meet the normal operation and long-term development, the company gives priority to the profit distribution method of cash dividends.

2. Minimum dividend ratio

The annual profit distributed by the company in cash shall not be less than x (generally 5- 10)% of the distributable profit realized in that year. public

The accumulated profit distributed in cash in the last three years is less than X( 15-30)% of the annual distributable profit realized in the last three years, and the company may not issue additional shares, convertible corporate bonds or rights issue to the original shareholders.

If the company's net profit continues to grow steadily in the next three years, the company can increase the cash dividend ratio or implement stock dividend to increase the return to investors.

3. Distribution cycle

The board of directors of the company may, according to the company's profitability and capital demand, recommend the company to make annual distribution or medium-term distribution.