Centrally-administered state-owned enterprises (CASOEs) have recently been actively engaged in increasing holdings and repurchasing shares. As of today, statistics reveal that 35 centrally-administered state-owned listed companies have announced plans for increased shareholding by their controlling shareholders, while 27 have disclosed repurchase plans. Since April, this trend has intensified, with 29 companies announcing progress on shareholding increases and 18 disclosing updates on repurchases. Notably, during the "wave of shareholding increases and repurchases" in April, numerous CASOEs swiftly responded by implementing their plans and investing substantial funds into the market. These actions not only underscore the market confidence of CASOEs but also highlight their role as stabilizers within the market.