Yinghe Technology's Major Shareholder Transfers Shares to Subsidiary

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Dec.05.2023
Yinghe Technology's Major Shareholder Transfers Shares to Subsidiary
Yinghe Technology announced on December 4 that its major shareholder, Shanghai Electric Group, plans to transfer 184 million shares to its subsidiary.

On December 4th, Yinghe Technology announced that its controlling shareholder, Shanghai Electric Group Co., Ltd., plans to transfer its ownership of 184 million shares of the company, accounting for 28.39% of the total share capital, to its wholly-owned subsidiary, Shanghai Electric Automation Group Co., Ltd., without any compensation. This equity change does not involve a change in the company's control rights, and the actual controlling shareholder of the company, the Shanghai State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission, remains unchanged.

 

Yinghe Technology is the parent company of the well-known e-cigarette company Sikary.

 

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