According to the Administrative Measures for Information Disclosure of Listed Companies, listed companies, as information disclosure obligors, shall disclose legally required and voluntary information to the market in a truthful, accurate, timely, and complete manner. Such publicly disclosed information includes but is not limited to: company profiles, key accounting data and financial indicators, shareholder holdings, and executive compensation. Information disclosure by listed companies serves as a crucial foundation for government regulation and investor decision-making. The effective combination of administrative supervision and market oversight forms a "dual-track effect" that promotes the stable and orderly development of the securities market.
CnOpenData presents the Equity Incentive Data of A-Share Listed Companies, comprising two datasets:
Equity Incentive Plan Details and Equity Incentive Implementation Records.
Time Coverage
Equity Incentive Plan Details: 2006-2025.05
Equity Incentive Implementation Records: 2006-2025.05
Field Display
Sample Data
Equity Incentive Plan Details
Equity Incentive Implementation Records
Data Update Frequency
Annual updates