Summary of positive news from listed companies on the evening of March 5(List of companies included)

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Several listed companies in the Shanghai and Shenzhen markets released important announcements on the evening of March 5. Here is a summary of the positive news:

Haichang New Materials: Wholly Owned Subsidiary Achieves High-Tech Enterprise Certification for the First Time

Haichang New Materials (300885) announced on March 5 that its wholly owned subsidiary, Jiangsu Yangzhou Hairong Powder Metallurgy Co., Ltd., recently received the “High-Tech Enterprise Certificate,” valid for three years. This certification marks the first time Yangzhou Hairong, a wholly owned subsidiary, has been recognized as a high-tech enterprise. According to relevant tax incentive policies, after obtaining the high-tech enterprise certificate and filing, the company will pay corporate income tax at a 15% rate for three years starting from the year of certification.

Changjiang Securities: Participates in Carbon Emission Rights Trading and Receives CSRC Response Letter

Changjiang Securities (000783) announced on March 5 that it received a reply from the China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC), which approved the company’s proprietary trading activities to participate in carbon emission rights trading on legitimate domestic trading venues.

China Merchants Steamship: Delivery of New AFRAMAX Oil Tanker

China Merchants Steamship (601872) announced on March 5 that its new energy-efficient and environmentally friendly AFRAMAX oil tanker, “Kepu,” built in Dalian, was delivered in Qinhuangdao, Hebei.

Caesar Hospitality: Controlling Shareholder Plans to Increase Holdings by 10-20 Million Yuan

Caesar Hospitality (000796) announced on March 5 that its controlling shareholder, Huanhai Bay Cultural Tourism, increased its holdings by 2.5114 million shares through centralized bidding on March 4 and 5, accounting for 0.16% of the company’s total share capital. Huanhai Bay Cultural Tourism plans to continue increasing its stake within one month (from March 6 to April 5) using dedicated stock purchase loans and its own funds through centralized bidding, with a total increase of no less than 10 million yuan and no more than 20 million yuan. The subsequent share buyback plan will not specify a price range.

*ST Songfa: Contract for Four Ultra-Large Crude Oil Tankers Signed and Effective

*ST Songfa (603268) announced on March 5 that its subsidiary, Hengli Shipbuilding, recently signed and took effect on the construction contracts for four ultra-large crude oil tankers, with a total contract value estimated between approximately $400 million and $600 million.

Yinlun Shares: Subsidiary Secures International Client, Expected Annual Sales of About $131 Million

Yinlun Shares (002126) announced on March 5 that its wholly owned subsidiary, YINLUN TDI, LLC, recently received a fixed-point notice from a well-known international machinery equipment company. The company secured a fixed-point contract for the client’s gas generator exhaust emission treatment system project. Delivery is expected to begin in Q4 2026. Based on customer demand forecasts, annual sales are expected to reach approximately $131 million.

Dakin Heavy Industry: Net Profit Expected to Grow 132.82% in 2025; Plans to Distribute 0.87 Yuan per 10 Shares

Dakin Heavy Industry (002487) released its annual report on March 5, indicating that in 2025, revenue will reach 6.174 billion yuan, a year-on-year increase of 63.34%; net profit attributable to shareholders will be 1.103 billion yuan, up 132.82%; basic earnings per share will be 1.73 yuan. The company plans to distribute a cash dividend of 0.87 yuan per 10 shares (tax included).

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