SZSE Interactive Platform

A platform for direct communication between investors and listed companies

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Staring at the stocks you hold, digging through announcements yet still unsure whether the company’s recent R&D investment has actually materialised? Want to ask about changes in the number of shareholders, but don’t know who to turn to for reliable answers? There is actually an official channel that solves this problem — it is dedicated to connecting investors with listed companies for communication, and all the information is open and transparent.

Digging through announcements, scrolling news, or going official? Which should you choose?

Many retail investors, when looking up company information, either plough through dozens of pages of announcements or scroll scattered financial news — only to miss key details or be misled by inaccurate information. When it comes to small, specific questions, such as whether a company has made new progress in quarterly R&D or why the number of shareholders has fluctuated recently, searching through scattered channels often takes half a day without yielding any clear answer.

Another option is to bypass the middlemen and go straight to the official communication channels of listed companies. All communication content is publicly available, so you no longer have to rummage through piles of information — saving time while getting first-hand responses.

Of course, not all channels are equally reliable — you should choose the official one. After all, only official channels provide information that is unfiltered and free from the noise of hearsay.

Official website: https://irm.cninfo.com.cn/

How do you use it without going in circles? Any concrete steps?

Where can you click in without memorising a complicated URL?

No need to memorise a hard-to-remember domain — just click in from authoritative channels such as the official SZSE website, cninfo or Panorama Network. The page entrances are clear, so you won’t waste time searching. If you prefer using your phone, you can also download the corresponding app directly and check it anytime on the way or during your lunch break.

Is following companies just random clicking? What should you watch out for?

Once you find the platform, first add the companies you hold or follow often — as simple as following accounts on social media. Afterwards, there is no need to search repeatedly: the company’s interactive Q&As, announcements, shareholder information, financial data and more will be automatically pushed to you, so you no longer have to dig through them one by one.

Any tricks to asking questions and reading content?

If you have a question, just post it in the corresponding company’s question area. The company must reply publicly, and all Q&As are displayed on the page for everyone to see. The platform also marks questions of broad value as popular highlights — such as quarterly earnings details that many investors care about — which you can view with one click instead of asking the same thing all over again.

Is rating a company’s replies just casual commenting?

After reading a company’s reply, you can also rate it just like giving stars to a product. If the answer is clear and substantive, give it a good rating; if the reply is perfunctory and misses the point, you can give honest feedback as well. This way, companies will take investors’ questions more seriously instead of brushing them off.

Can you really get to the truth after using it? What are the practical benefits?

Information about listed companies used to feel one step removed. With this platform, you can now see directly how a company answers questions and refer to other investors’ queries, giving you a much clearer picture of how the company actually operates.

No more guessing based on hearsay — the information is all public, which brings greater peace of mind.

You spend less time hunting for information and can focus your energy on analysing the company’s core business, without being distracted by useless information.

After all, investing relies on real information, not guesswork — and this platform is just the thing to help fill the information gap.