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Shanghai Electric proposes bylaw changes to reflect 2025 A-share buyback capital cut

PUBT·04/29/2026 13:41:32
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Shanghai Electric proposes bylaw changes to reflect 2025 A-share buyback capital cut
  • Shanghai Electric outlined planned amendments to articles of association to reflect A-share repurchases used to reduce registered capital.
  • Registered capital to be revised to RMB 15,540,121,636, from RMB 15,579,809,092.
  • Articles to remove class shareholder meeting provisions, including special voting procedures for class shareholders.
  • Board authority threshold for entrusted wealth management to shift to amounts exceeding 10% of most recently audited net assets, replacing RMB 800 million trigger.
  • Shareholders to vote on changes at general meeting, with class meetings also to be convened.


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