On August 27th, PING AN held its interim results conference for 2025. Deputy General Manager and Chief Financial Officer Fu Xin responded to investor concerns regarding dividends and stock price, stating: "We agree with the view that 'gold is shining' - the market is gradually recognizing PING AN's value, but we believe this light can shine even brighter."
Fu Xin emphasized that the life insurance industry is currently in a golden development period, providing broad scope for PING AN's value growth. The demand and growth across the entire industry are gradually being released, with tremendous potential.
Regarding the company's core competitiveness, Fu Xin highlighted PING AN's unique advantages in comprehensive finance and healthcare-elderly care sectors. "Our high-retention, high-value customer base and low customer acquisition cost advantages are gradually being realized. As our strategy deepens, our healthcare and elderly care moat is being progressively built."
Addressing investors' keen interest in dividend matters, Fu Xin clearly stated that PING AN's dividends have long been linked to operating profit, with over 400 billion yuan distributed continuously since listing.
"Chairman Ma often says we should be good workers for our shareholders," Fu Xin emphasized. This philosophy has become a key principle guiding management's daily operations, driving the company to continuously create business value and profit returns. She also noted: "PING AN's current valuation multiples remain very low, and more investors will continue to recognize PING AN's value."
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