银泰系拟减持武商集团不超过3%股权

Group 1 - Wu Shang Group (000501) announced that its shareholder, Dazi Yintai Commercial Development Co., Ltd., plans to reduce its stake by up to 22.4971 million shares, accounting for 3% of the total share capital excluding the repurchase account, between September 30, 2025, and December 29, 2025 [1] - The reduction will occur through a combination of centralized bidding and block trading, with a maximum of 7.499 million shares (1%) to be sold via centralized bidding and 14.9981 million shares (2%) through block trading [1] - Dazi Yintai's involvement with Wu Shang Group dates back to 2005, when it acquired a stake through a joint venture with China Yintai and Yintai Department Store [1] Group 2 - The local government of Wuhan attempted to consolidate local supermarket assets and introduced the Yintai Group, leading to a fierce battle for control over Wu Shang Group [2] - By September 2006, the Yintai Group had become the nominal largest shareholder of Wu Shang Group, holding 20.24% of the shares, but the state-owned assets company regained control through strategic partnerships [2] - The Yintai Group's stake peaked at 24.48% in 2011, but the Wu Shang Alliance eventually increased its holdings to 34.32% through a premium offer, leading to Yintai's gradual exit from the control struggle [2] Group 3 - On May 30, a duty-free store operated by a joint venture between Wangfujing Group (600859) and Wu Shang Group was launched in Wuhan, marking Wu Shang Group's entry into the duty-free market [3] - Following this development, Wu Shang Group's stock price saw a significant increase of 27% from July 1 to the present [3]