17 Companies' Lock-up Shares Expire on July 27, Total Value RMB 6.653 Billion, Fuleide Tops at RMB 4.803
In the A-share market, 17 companies saw their lock-up shares expire on July 27, totaling 236 million shares with a combined market value of RMB 6.653 billion. Fuleide topped the list with 151 million shares valued at RMB 4.803 billion, equivalent to a 20.01% unlock ratio. Other significant unlocks included Beijing Renli (29.2972 million shares, RMB 371 million, 5.18%) and Junyi Digital (27.8205 million shares, RMB 562 million, 16.09%). The overall scale is limited, and the impact on the market is expected to be manageable.
On July 27, 17 companies in the A-share market had their lock-up shares expire, with a total of 236 million shares unlocking at a combined market value of RMB 6.653 billion, based on the latest closing prices. Among them, Fuleide, Beijing Renli, and Junyi Digital were the top three in terms of unlock volume, with 151 million shares, 29.2972 million shares, and 27.8205 million shares, respectively. In terms of market value, Fuleide led with RMB 4.803 billion, followed by Junyi Digital with RMB 562 million and Beijing Renli with RMB 371 million. In terms of unlock ratio, Fuleide had 20.01%, Junyi Digital 16.09%, and Beijing Renli 5.18%. After the unlock, these stocks may face some selling pressure, but the overall scale is limited and the impact on the market is expected to be manageable.