Hengli Petrochemical Q3 Net Profit Increases By 81.47%

Despite facing a generally weak external macro demand environment, Hengli Petrochemical has maintained its industry-leading performance by flexibly adjusting its product structure, continuously strengthening cost control, and actively responding to market changes and cost fluctuations.

It is worth mentioning that Hengli Petrochemical is one of the few listed companies in the domestic capital market that has consistently maintained a high cash dividend payout to return profits to investors. This year, the company also implemented its first "annual + interim" dividend, increasing the efforts to reward investors. Since its listing in 2016, Hengli Petrochemical has cumulatively achieved cash dividends of 26.1 billion yuan, accounting for 40.43% of the cumulative net profit attributable to the parent company during the dividend period, significantly exceeding the funds raised from the capital market during the same period.

"Hengli Petrochemical stated, 'In the future, as the company's profitability recovers more rapidly and its ability to distribute cash dividends continues to strengthen, the company will also continuously improve its 'long-term, stable, and sustainable' shareholder value return mechanism, allowing shareholders to share in the company's development achievements over the long term.'"

According to the information, Hengli Petrochemical's main business encompasses the production, research and development, and sales of refining, aromatics, olefins, basic chemicals, fine chemicals, and materials products across various downstream application fields, covering everything from "a drop of oil to everything." At the same time, leveraging its upstream integration of "oil, coal, and chemicals," it deeply targets the rigid consumption market of "clothing, food, housing, and transportation," as well as the high-growth new materials sector with high technical barriers and high added value. The company continually strengthens its internal integration advantages, cost moat, and meticulous management, striving to build a value-growing listed enterprise characterized by "platform plus new materials."

In August of this year, Hengli Petrochemical announced that its wholly-owned subsidiary, Hengli Refining, will merge with the company's wholly-owned subsidiary, Hengli Chemical. After the merger is completed, Hengli Refining will continue to operate, and Hengli Chemical will be legally dissolved. All assets, claims, debts, and other rights and obligations of Hengli Chemical will be legally assumed by Hengli Refining.