LZRJ(SH:688588) Xin Lang Cai Jing·2025-11-06 08:38Core Viewpoint - Suzhou Industrial Park Lingzhi Software Co., Ltd. disclosed the results of shareholder share reduction, with three shareholders collectively reducing their holdings by 7.4729 million shares, accounting for 1.8682% of the total share capital, and cashing out approximately 138.7 million yuan [1][6]. Shareholder Reduction and Plans Review - The reduction plan was announced on July 16, 2025, with shareholders intending to reduce their stakes through centralized bidding or block trading. The planned reductions were as follows: Huada Qifu aimed to reduce up to 1.2 million shares (0.30%), Daying Zhihui up to 3.25 million shares (0.8125%), and Huafu Zhihui up to 4 million shares (1.00%) [2][6]. - Before the reduction, the shareholding situation was: Huada Qifu held 13.1287 million shares (3.28%), Daying Zhihui held 16.5228 million shares (4.13%, with 600,000 shares on loan), and Huafu Zhihui held 10.8310 million shares (2.71%) [2]. Reduction Implementation Results - As of November 5, 2025, the reduction period ended, and the shareholders executed their reductions but did not complete the original planned amounts. Specific reductions were as follows: - Huada Qifu: Reduced 1.076 million shares, cashing out 19.6544 million yuan, with a remaining holding of 12.0527 million shares (3.01%) [3]. - Daying Zhihui: Reduced 3.1869 million shares, cashing out 62.3654 million yuan, with a remaining holding of 13.3358 million shares (3.33%) [4]. - Huafu Zhihui: Reduced 3.21 million shares, cashing out 56.7009 million yuan, with a remaining holding of 7.6210 million shares (1.91%) [5]. Reasons for Incomplete Plans and Current Holdings - The announcement indicated that the shareholders achieved the minimum reduction required by their plans but did not specify reasons for not completing the original plans. The reduction was consistent with previously disclosed plans and commitments [6]. - As of the announcement date, the three shareholders collectively held 33.0295 million shares, accounting for 8.25% of the total share capital. Market analysis suggests that the reduction may relate to the shareholders' funding needs, and the overall reduction proportion is relatively small, reflecting certain expectations regarding the company's stock price [6].