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Kinwong Chairman Proposes Up to RMB 100M Share Buyback

Kinwong Electronic chairman Liu Shaobai proposed a share buyback of no less than RMB 50 million and no more than RMB 100 million through centralized bidding, the company said in a filing. The repurchased A-shares will fund equity incentives and/or an employee stock ownership plan, with a 12-month window after board approval and a price cap of 150% of the 30-day average. Liu and his concert parties traded no company shares in the prior six months.

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The structure matters more than the headline: this is a chairman-initiated proposal, not a board resolution, and the shares are earmarked for equity incentives and an employee stock ownership plan rather than cancellation. That signals retention and alignment intent, not a pure return of capital, and the 150% price cap plus the 12-month window give the company room to time execution. The disclosure that the chairman and concert parties did not trade in the prior six months removes the most obvious conflict-of-interest concern, though the open question is whether the board adopts the proposal on the terms put forward.

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