Shanghai Stock Exchange 2026 Q1 earnings report scheduled disclosure time announced; Ping An Insurance plans a 10-for-17.5 dividend... These are also the important pre-market news

What Important News Should You Not Miss

1. On March 27 (Friday), subscription notice: Sanrui Intelligent subscription code 301696, issue price 24.68 yuan/share, subscription limit 6,000 shares. Hongban Technology subscription code 732459, issue price 17.70 yuan/share, subscription limit 21,000 shares. Investment carries risks; subscriptions should be made cautiously.

2. On March 26, Foreign Ministry spokesperson Lin Jian hosted a regular press conference. A reporter asked about U.S. President Trump’s planned visit to China. Lin Jian stated that diplomatic engagement between heads of state plays an irreplaceable strategic guiding role in China-U.S. relations. Both sides are maintaining communication regarding President Trump’s visit to China. (CCTV News)

3. On the afternoon of March 26, the Ministry of Commerce held a regular press conference to introduce recent key work in the business sector. The Ministry’s spokesperson mentioned that several global heads of multinational companies and representatives from business associations such as the U.S.-China Business Council have recently visited China, many of whom visited the Ministry of Commerce for candid and pragmatic communication, all of whom highly recognized the strong resilience and innovative vitality of the Chinese economy, the advantages of its vast market, and the continuously optimized business environment, designating China as an innovation base for global development of multinational companies. Many multinational companies are now investing in China as a necessary choice for strategic development rather than just an option for resource allocation.

4. The scheduled disclosure date for the first quarter report of the Shanghai Stock Exchange in 2026 has been announced. Tiande Yu will be the first to disclose its quarterly report on April 9, followed by Gaoneng Environment, Haiguang Information, Baobian Electric, Baoguang Co., and Heweang Electric, which will disclose their quarterly reports on April 10 and April 11, respectively.

5. The Hang Seng Index Company announced an optimization of the disclosure requirements for the Hang Seng Technology Index. According to its index calculation method, constituent stocks eligible for inclusion in the Hang Seng Technology Index must have their business highly related to any of the following six major technology themes: including networks (including mobile communications); fintech; cloud; e-commerce; digital or intelligentization. To improve the transparency and clarity of these technology theme requirements, the methodology document for the Hang Seng Technology Index has added related technology sub-themes under each main theme to better define their scope. The calculation method for the Hang Seng Technology Index remains unchanged.

6. On March 26, at the Zhongguancun Forum Annual Meeting—RISC-V Ecosystem Technology Forum, the Chinese Academy of Sciences officially announced a series of significant achievements in key technological breakthroughs, industrial collaborative innovation, and talent development related to RISC-V. The release included two major results: the “Xiangshan” open-source processor and the “Ruyi” native operating system, and the official launch of joint R&D for next-generation chips and operating systems. Experts explained that RISC-V is a globally open and free chip architecture, akin to a universal standard in the industry. It does not require patent fees and can be modified independently, representing an important route for China to break through its chip ecosystem and develop controllable computing power. (Xinhua News Agency)

7. On March 26, the State Administration for Market Regulation held its first corporate fair competition symposium for 2026, themed “Regulating corporate competition behavior and building a healthy competition ecosystem for enterprises going abroad.” Leaders from companies such as China Minmetals, China State Construction, CATL, BYD, Chery, Didi, and Meituan engaged in in-depth exchanges and provided feedback. Meng Yang, a member of the administration’s leadership team and deputy director, attended and delivered a speech. He introduced the efforts of the administration in maintaining fair market competition and supporting enterprises in cultivating new competitive advantages. He emphasized that the administration will resolutely implement the decisions and deployments of the Party Central Committee and the State Council, strengthen antitrust enforcement, improve corporate compliance guidance, deeply rectify “involution” competition, deepen institutional openness in competition, and significantly support enterprises in expanding into international markets and achieving high-quality development.

8. The China Academy of Information and Communications Technology, in collaboration with over 40 organizations, officially released today (March 26) the first industry standard in the field of embodied intelligence. This standard establishes a unified benchmarking framework for embodied intelligence evaluation, marking a new phase where evaluation standards are now available for reference.

9. The General Office of the Guangdong Provincial Party Committee and the Guangdong Provincial Government issued the “2026 Action Plan for Promoting the Coordinated Development of Manufacturing and Service Industries in Guangdong Province.” The plan emphasizes strengthening financial support, guiding financial institutions to effectively utilize re-lending policies for technological innovation and transformation, and increasing credit support for the tech innovation sector. It encourages banks to enhance the specialization of their technology branches, develop financial products such as quality financing guarantees, intellectual property pledges, equity pledges, and accounts receivable financing. It promotes insurance products covering R&D, production, and operation stages of manufacturing enterprises. It supports large machinery leasing, such as industrial mother machines and first-of-its-kind equipment, explores new leasing sectors like low-altitude economy and computing power, and supports regions with conditions to develop leasing service clusters. It advocates making full use of national and provincial industrial investment funds, focusing on early, small, future-oriented, and hard-tech investments to meet high-quality development needs. It supports eligible manufacturing and service enterprises in going public, issuing bonds, and mergers and acquisitions. The goal is to ensure that by 2026, the growth rate of technology loans exceeds the average loan growth rate.

10. The General Office of the Guangzhou Municipal Government issued the “Implementation Plan for Promoting High-Quality Development of the Artificial Intelligence Industry in Guangzhou.” It states that by 2030, AI will fully empower high-quality development in Guangzhou, with over 90% penetration of new-generation intelligent terminals and intelligent entities. The AI-driven economy will become a key growth engine, aiming to achieve “Ten Hundred Thousand” results, build an AI ecological value park, establish demonstration zones for AI applications and clusters for new intelligent terminals, and create 10 common technology service platforms (including pilot bases and empowerment centers). It plans to develop 100 large models with market competitiveness and industry promotion, 1,000 AI scenario applications, and nurture 10,000 “AI+” enterprises, including 1-2 leading companies with revenues over 100 billion yuan and 2-3 top-selling intelligent terminal products nationally. The goal is to develop a trillion-yuan AI industry ecosystem and make Guangzhou a globally influential hub for specialized AI models.

Important Company News You Should Not Miss

Ping An of China: The net profit attributable to non-recurring items is expected to grow by 22.5% in 2025, with a proposed dividend of 1.75 yuan per 10 shares.

Pop Mart: On March 26, repurchased 3.94 million shares at approximately HKD 600 million.

China Mobile: The attributable profit to shareholders in 2025 is forecasted at 137.1 billion yuan, down 0.9% year-on-year.

Yangtze Optical: The share of new optical fiber products related to data center internals and interconnections remains small in global demand.

Xingqianglian: Expected net profit growth of 1151.44% in 2025, with a proposed dividend of 0.295 yuan per 10 shares.

Jiangnan High Fiber: The gross profit margin of the main business and products remains largely unchanged.

Shougang Co.: Planning to acquire equity assets of its controlling subsidiary; trading will be suspended from the 27th.

CITIC Securities: Expected net profit growth of 38.58% in 2025, with a proposed dividend of 0.41 yuan per 10 shares.

SMIC: Projected net profit of 5.041 billion yuan in 2025, up 36.3% year-on-year.

Ding Tai Gao Ke: Planning to invest 5 billion yuan in Dongguan to establish an intelligent manufacturing headquarters.

Ding Long Co.: First-quarter net profit is expected to increase by 70.22% to 84.41% year-on-year.

Qingdao Beer: Expected net profit growth of 5.6% in 2025, with a proposed dividend of 2.35 yuan per 10 shares.

Yidian Tianxia: Has submitted an application for H-share issuance and listing to the Hong Kong Stock Exchange.

*ST Panda: Stock trading suspension verification completed; trading will resume on the 27th.

*ST Zhengping: Will verify trading activity and suspend trading from the 27th.

Haier Smart Home: Planning to repurchase A-shares worth 3 to 6 billion yuan.

Proofread by: Yang Shuxin