上海吉祥航空股份有限公司 关于控股股东及其一致行动人股份解除质押、质押及质押展期的公告

Core Viewpoint - The announcement details the shareholding and pledge status of Shanghai Juneyao Airlines Co., Ltd. and its major shareholder Juneyao Group, indicating significant pledges of shares and their implications for the company’s financial health and governance [2][9][10]. Shareholding and Pledge Status - Juneyao Group and its concerted party, Juneyao Investment, collectively hold 991,418,992 shares, accounting for 45.39% of the total shares of the company [2]. - A total of 71,870 million shares have been pledged, representing 72.49% of the shares held by Juneyao Group and Juneyao Investment, and 32.91% of the total shares of the company [2]. - The announcement includes details on the recent unpledging, pledging, and extension of share pledges by the major shareholders [2][3][5]. Pledge Details - The pledged shares are not used as collateral for major asset restructuring performance compensation or other guarantees [4][6]. - As of the announcement date, the total pledged shares by the major shareholders exceed 50% of their total holdings [9]. Financial Implications - Juneyao Group has 41,900 million shares maturing in the next six months, which is 43.86% of its holdings, and 34.72 billion yuan in financing balance [9]. - For the next year, 66,540 million shares are due, representing 69.65% of its holdings, with a financing balance of 53.41 billion yuan [9]. - Juneyao Investment has no shares maturing in the next six months, but 2,750 million shares are due within the year, with a financing balance of 2 billion yuan [9]. Risk Management - The financial condition of Juneyao Group and Juneyao Investment is reported as good, with sufficient repayment capacity and risk control measures in place [9]. - The pledge matters are stated to have no impact on the company's main business, financing costs, or governance structure [10]. Compliance and Disclosure - The company commits to strict adherence to relevant regulations and timely fulfillment of information disclosure obligations [11].