苏州麦迪斯顿医疗科技股份有限公司股东减持结果出炉：翁康减持521.38万股套现7773万元 吴镝减持1.42万股

Core Viewpoint - The share reduction plan of Suzhou Mediston Medical Technology Co., Ltd. has been completed, with shareholders Weng Kang and Wu Di collectively reducing their shares by 5.228 million shares, cashing out approximately 77.95 million yuan [1][2]. Shareholder Reduction Plan Implementation Overview - The reduction plan was announced on September 17, 2025, with Weng Kang planning to reduce up to 5.2143 million shares (1.7024% of total shares) and Wu Di planning to reduce up to 14,300 shares (0.0047% of total shares) between October 16, 2025, and January 15, 2026 [2]. - By January 12, 2026, both shareholders had completed most of their reduction plans, with only 450 shares and 50 shares remaining untransferred [2]. Weng Kang's Reduction Details - Weng Kang reduced 5.2138 million shares, cashing out approximately 77.73 million yuan, with a reduction price range of 14.2 yuan to 16.37 yuan per share [3]. - After the reduction, Weng Kang's shareholding decreased from 20.857 million shares to 15.6541 million shares, reducing his ownership percentage from 6.8097% to 5.1110% [3]. Wu Di's Reduction Details - Wu Di reduced 14,200 shares through centralized bidding, cashing out 222,900 yuan at a single price of 15.70 yuan per share [4]. - Following the reduction, Wu Di's shareholding decreased from 57,000 shares to 42,800 shares, with his ownership percentage dropping from 0.0186% to 0.0140% [4]. Compliance and Operational Issues - During the reduction process, Weng Kang was found to have made an erroneous purchase of shares on December 17, 2025, violating relevant laws and regulations [5]. - Wu Di had previously made a similar mistake on July 21, 2023, but did not incur any profit from the subsequent sale, thus not needing to return any earnings to the company [5]. Completion Status of the Reduction - Both shareholders achieved the minimum reduction quantities as per their plans, and the reduction plan was not terminated early, indicating compliance with the reduction commitments [6][7].