On December 20, the list of the 23rd (2020) Golden Bull Award for Listed Companies in China Securities Journal was officially announced. A total of 99 listed companies won the 2020 Investor Relations Management Award, including Luen Mei Quantum. 

As one of the most influential awards in China capital markets, the Golden Bull Award series brings together the wisdom of many professional evaluation institutions. And based on quantitative indicators and adhering to the principles of openness, impartiality and fairness, it has become one of the most credible and influential authoritative awards in China capital markets. 

So far, the Golden Bull Award is already in its 23rd session. The Golden Bull Award has witnessed the development of the capital market, recorded the extraordinary performance of many listed companies in the securities market, and selected a group of outstanding listed companies with standardized governance, performance growth, and positive returns to shareholders and society. 

For the Investor Relationship Awards, China Securities Journal mentioned that coordinating investor relations is of great significance to listed companies. Listed companies should conscientiously coordinate investor relations, warmly receive visiting shareholders and researchers, and truly disclose information in a timely, accurate, complete and legal manner. 

As an A-share leader of clean thermal energy, Luen Mei Quantum Co., Ltd (600167.SH) actively adheres to its comprehensive energy smart operation services and facilitates green and low-carbon development of the economy with technological innovation. While achieving steady growth in performance, it also uses repurchase, dividends and other methods to share development results with investors: 

As of the end of November 2021, Luen Mei Quantum has repurchased 22.96 million shares, with a repurchase amount exceeding 229 million yuan. 

According to the annual report of Luen Mei Quantum, its cash dividend ratio from 2020 to 2022 is proposed as follows: "the profit distributed in cash in the next three consecutive years will not be less than 50% of the net profit attributable to the shareholders of the parent in the consolidated statements of the year if the company has no major investment plan or major cash expenditure and other events."