LZCIC(SH:600423) Zheng Quan Zhi Xing·2025-07-04 16:34Core Viewpoint - The announcement details a change in shareholder equity for LiuZhou Chemical Co., Ltd. due to the reduction of shares held by China Construction Bank Guangxi Branch and its acting in concert with China Construction Bank Financial Leasing Co., Ltd., which has resulted in their combined shareholding reaching exactly 5% of the total share capital [1][3]. Summary of Relevant Sections 1. Basic Situation of Equity Change - The equity change is a result of the implementation of a previously disclosed share reduction plan by China Construction Bank Guangxi Branch and its acting in concert, China Construction Bank Financial Leasing Co., Ltd. [1][3]. - After the equity change, China Construction Bank Guangxi Branch and China Construction Bank Financial Leasing Co., Ltd. hold a total of 39,934,813 unrestricted circulating shares, accounting for 5.00% of the company's total share capital [1][3]. 2. Details of the Equity Change - The equity change occurred between June 30, 2025, and July 4, 2025, during which China Construction Bank Guangxi Branch reduced its holdings by 3,160,000 shares through centralized bidding [3]. - The shareholding situation before and after the equity change is as follows: - Before: China Construction Bank Guangxi Branch held 35,662,329 shares (4.47%), and China Construction Bank Financial Leasing Co., Ltd. held 7,432,484 shares (0.93%), totaling 43,094,813 shares (5.40%) - After: China Construction Bank Guangxi Branch holds 33,147,329 shares (4.15%), and China Construction Bank Financial Leasing Co., Ltd. holds 6,787,484 shares (0.85%), totaling 39,934,813 shares (5.00%) [3][4]. 3. Other Matters - The equity change aligns with the previously disclosed share reduction plan and does not trigger a mandatory tender offer, nor does it lead to a change in the controlling shareholder or actual controller of the company [3][4]. - The company will continue to monitor the compliance of the information disclosure obligations by the shareholders during the share reduction period [4].