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According to statistics, since July 1, 2026, as of October 9, the maximum amount to be increased and the maximum amount to be repurchased together have exceeded 100 billion yuan. Overall, since the second half of the year, about 470 shares have initiated holdings increase or repurchase plans, mainly in the mechanical equipment, power equipment, electronics, pharmaceutics and other industries. Further statistics show that of the approximately 470 shares mentioned above, there are only 13 individual stocks whose proposed increase in holdings is not less than 300 million yuan or the proposed repurchase amount is not less than 300 million yuan, and the latest price-earnings ratio is lower than the price-earnings ratio of the industry they belong to. According to the price-earnings ratio discount rate ranking, the latest price-earnings ratio of Huaxin Construction, Shandong Road and Bridge, and China Construction all discounted by more than 40% compared to the price-earnings ratio of their respective industries.

Zhitongcaijing·10/10/2026 00:33:03
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According to statistics, since July 1, 2026, as of October 9, the maximum amount to be increased and the maximum amount to be repurchased together have exceeded 100 billion yuan. Overall, since the second half of the year, about 470 shares have initiated holdings increase or repurchase plans, mainly in the mechanical equipment, power equipment, electronics, pharmaceutics and other industries. Further statistics show that of the approximately 470 shares mentioned above, there are only 13 individual stocks whose proposed increase in holdings is not less than 300 million yuan or the proposed repurchase amount is not less than 300 million yuan, and the latest price-earnings ratio is lower than the price-earnings ratio of the industry they belong to. According to the price-earnings ratio discount rate ranking, the latest price-earnings ratio of Huaxin Construction, Shandong Road and Bridge, and China Construction all discounted by more than 40% compared to the price-earnings ratio of their respective industries.