
Since August, 19 companies' shareholders have announced shareholding increase plans, and companies with higher dividend yields are more likely to obtain large special loans
According to statistics, since August, a total of 19 listed companies have announced shareholder buyback plans, including several industry leaders. Listed companies with high dividend yields provide shareholders with stable cash flow returns, and their repayment ability is more secure, giving them an advantage when applying for special loans for buybacks. Among the companies that received special loans for buybacks, Moutai has a dividend yield of 3.48% over the past 12 months, and ZJAMP has a dividend yield of 3.18% over the past 12 months, with both companies having a continuous dividend history of 10 years or more. Such high dividend and high payout quality targets are the preferred choice for banks to provide special loans for buybacks

