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Xinhua News Agency, Beijing, August 15 (Xinhua) -- China Securities Journal published an article on August 15 titled "Listed Companies Upgrade and Reshape Performance Briefings to Show New Outlook." The article stated that the China Association of Listed Companies announced the relevant information of the 2023 annual report performance briefing on August 15.

The China Securities Association said that with the iterative development of new media communication, investors' demand for the quality of information disclosure and two-way communication of listed companies has continued to increase, and the performance briefings of listed companies are facing a reshaping from form to content. New trends in performance briefings continue to emerge: led by investor concerns, the way of holding and presenting are becoming more diversified; focus on deeply integrating performance briefings with AI technology, financial technology, and digital transformation; high-standard and normalized performance exchanges have become important labels for performance briefings.

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The quality of performance briefings continues to improve

According to the China Listed Companies Association, the quality of performance briefings held by listed companies has been continuously improving since the beginning of this year, and the enthusiasm of both listed company executives and investors to participate has been "high".

According to the data from the China Stock Exchange Association, a total of 5,130 listed companies in Shanghai, Shenzhen and Beijing held annual performance briefings, accounting for about 96.1%. The attendance rate of chairman and general manager of listed companies at performance briefings reached 98.5%, including about 99.3% in Shanghai, about 97.9% in Shenzhen, and about 97.2% in Beijing. Independent directors still maintained a high attendance rate, reaching 94.6%, 87.5% and 83.8% in Shanghai, Shenzhen and Beijing, respectively.