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43 China A-Shares Face Lockup Expiry Next Week, 15.1B Yuan to Unlock

Forty-three Chinese listed companies will see share lockup expiries next week, releasing a combined 15.128 billion yuan ($2.1 billion) in market value at latest closing prices. First Pharma-U leads by unlock ratio at 56.96%, with Yousheng, Juren Xincai and Xinghui all above 20%. Four companies — Hongyuan Pharma, Hainan Expressway, Dawei and Xinghui — swung to first-half profit, while Huichuan Technology posted the largest net profit at 2.81 billion yuan.

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Lockup expiries of this scale matter less for the headline yuan figure than for the distribution: a handful of names, First Pharma-U especially, face supply shocks that are large relative to their own float, while most of the 43 do not. That split is what separates mechanical selling pressure from genuine sentiment tests. The inclusion of companies that just swung to first-half profit complicates the read — improving earnings can absorb unlocks, but the pairing also invites scrutiny of whether those turns are durable enough to meet newly tradable supply. Whether the high-ratio names absorb the release without disorderly trading is the open question.

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