According to Zhitong Finance App, Shuangdeng Co., Ltd. (06960) issued an announcement. Shares held by shareholders (including their controlling shareholders) before the initial public sale of the company concerned are subject to a ban period. The ban period will expire on August 25, 2026 (original ban period). Recently, the company received notices from a number of pre-initial public offering shareholders (including its controlling shareholders). According to this, each of them has promised not to reduce their respective holdings of certain company shares in any way for 12 months from the date the original ban expires.
The company believes that the extension of the sales ban shows that shareholders are highly appreciative of the company's future prospects and long-term value, full optimism about the prospects of the global energy storage industry, and full confidence in the growth potential of the energy storage business of the company's AIDC Intelligent Computing Center. The company will also steadily advance the “one core, two wings” business strategy, using the energy storage business of the AIDC Intelligent Computing Center as the core growth engine, continuing to further expand overseas markets, including the North American market, and further seize the market opportunities brought by the acceleration of global AIDC infrastructure construction and the growth in demand for highly reliable energy storage.
The details of the extended ban arrangement are as follows: Mr. Yang Shanji (extending the number of prohibited shares to 138 million shares), Shuangdeng Investment Management (Shanghai) Co., Ltd. (extending the number of prohibited shares to 109.6 million shares), Mr. Qian Bingqing (extending the number of prohibited shares to 12 million shares), Mr. Zhou Yuezhang (extending the number of prohibited shares to 12 million shares), and Mr. Zhou Ping (extending the number of prohibited shares to 4 million shares) have promised themselves The sales ban expires until 2027 As of August 25 (including that date), the prohibited shares will not be reduced or extended in any way. As a result of the extended ban period, the total number of shares prohibited was 287.9 million shares, accounting for about 67.64% of the company's total issued shares as of the date of this announcement.