Recently, against the backdrop of continuous adjustments in the technology sector, a number of listed companies in the sector began share repurchase plans. On the evening of July 23, Jiang Bolong, one of the leading storage companies, announced that Cai Huabo, the controlling shareholder, actual controller, chairman and general manager of the company, proposed that the company use its own or self-raised funds to buy back some of the company's issued shares and use it for equity incentives or employee stock ownership plans at an appropriate time in the future. The company's proposed repurchase amount is 400 million yuan to 800 million yuan. Jiang Bolong's big buyback is not an example. Recently, leading companies in the consumer electronics, semiconductor, and storage technology segments have taken steps to buy back one after another, creating a sector linkage effect. In addition to leading companies, small and medium-sized technology companies are also actively following up on the repurchase layout. Recently, many companies, such as Shiyun Circuit, Sihui Fuji, and Liyuan Information, have successively released repurchase plans or implementation progress. The repurchase capital ranges from 10 million to hundreds of millions, and the use of repurchases covers various aspects such as equity incentives, market value management, and share capital optimization. According to Wind data, as of July 23, more than 800 A-share companies had implemented repurchases during the year, with a total repurchase amount exceeding 82 billion yuan. Among them, Midea Group ranked first with a repurchase amount of 8.233 billion yuan. SF Express Holdings' repurchase amount was nearly 6 billion yuan, and many companies such as Kweichow Moutai, Zijin Mining, Haier Smart Home, TCL Technology, and ZTE all had repurchase amounts of over 1 billion yuan.

Recently, against the backdrop of continuous adjustments in the technology sector, a number of listed companies in the sector began share repurchase plans. On the evening of July 23, Jiang Bolong, one of the leading storage companies, announced that Cai Huabo, the controlling shareholder, actual controller, chairman and general manager of the company, proposed that the company use its own or self-raised funds to buy back some of the company's issued shares and use it for equity incentives or employee stock ownership plans at an appropriate time in the future. The company's proposed repurchase amount is 400 million yuan to 800 million yuan. Jiang Bolong's big buyback is not an example. Recently, leading companies in the consumer electronics, semiconductor, and storage technology segments have taken steps to buy back one after another, creating a sector linkage effect. In addition to leading companies, small and medium-sized technology companies are also actively following up on the repurchase layout. Recently, many companies, such as Shiyun Circuit, Sihui Fuji, and Liyuan Information, have successively released repurchase plans or implementation progress. The repurchase capital ranges from 10 million to hundreds of millions, and the use of repurchases covers various aspects such as equity incentives, market value management, and share capital optimization. According to Wind data, as of July 23, more than 800 A-share companies had implemented repurchases during the year, with a total repurchase amount exceeding 82 billion yuan. Among them, Midea Group ranked first with a repurchase amount of 8.233 billion yuan. SF Express Holdings' repurchase amount was nearly 6 billion yuan, and many companies such as Kweichow Moutai, Zijin Mining, Haier Smart Home, TCL Technology, and ZTE all had repurchase amounts of over 1 billion yuan.