More than 40% of A-share companies are expected to achieve good business performance in the first half of the year, with a large number of companies forecasting a return to profitability.

The profile of the semi-annual performance of A-share listed companies is gradually becoming clear. Wind statistical data shows that as of now, more than 1,500 listed companies have announced their semi-annual performance, of which 676 companies have announced positive results, accounting for approximately 43%; 26 listed companies are expected to see their net profit attributable to shareholders of the listed company increase by over 1000%; 193 listed companies are expected to turn losses into profits, accounting for nearly 30% of the companies with positive results; according to Wind industry classification, companies with positive results are mainly concentrated in industries such as hardware equipment, chemical industry, and machinery. Judging from the historical trends of A-shares, the period of July to August each year often enters a period of intense disclosure of semi-annual reports, and market funds will focus more on the certainty of corporate performance. At this time, companies that have stable growth in net profit in the first half of the year and have profitability higher than the industry average are more likely to attract funds, and their stock performance often outperforms the market.