Core Viewpoint - The recent stock transfer of Ningde Times (300750) from Goldman Sachs (Asia) Securities to Citibank, valued at HKD 2.905 billion, indicates a significant shift in shareholder strategy amidst the unlocking of nearly 50% of its H-share IPO locked shares, which may exert pressure on the stock price [1] Group 1: Stock Transfer and Market Impact - On November 21, Ningde Times' shareholder transferred shares worth HKD 2.905 billion from Goldman Sachs (Asia) Securities to Citibank, representing 3.86% of the company [1] - Nearly 50% of Ningde Times' H-share IPO locked shares were unlocked on November 20, with approximately 77.5 million shares facing potential sell-off [1] - Morgan Stanley noted that some strategic investors, such as Sinopec, are unlikely to sell their shares, but the current H-share price is 107% higher than the IPO price, and the H-share is trading at a 23% premium to the A-share, which is rare for dual-listed shares, suggesting potential pressure on the stock price due to the unlocking [1] Group 2: Shareholder Actions - Shareholder Huang Shilin plans to transfer 45.6324 million shares through an inquiry-based transfer, representing 1% of the total share capital as of November 13, 2025 [1] - The preliminary inquiry transfer price is set at RMB 376.12 per share, which would allow Huang Shilin to cash out approximately RMB 17.163 billion [1] - Huang Shilin is a co-founder of Ningde Times and previously served as the vice chairman and deputy general manager, currently holding a 10.21% stake, making him the third-largest shareholder [1]
宁德时代股东将股票由高盛(亚洲)证券转入花旗银行 转仓市值29.05亿港元