DEEWIN was named by the Securities Regulatory Commission for its highly concentrated shareholding, with only 1.1% of shares in public circulation. The stock price has more than tripled since the end of September

The Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) has pointed out that DEEWIN Holdings (2418) has a highly concentrated shareholding. According to the SFC announcement, after investigating the share distribution of the company, it was found that the top ten shareholders collectively hold approximately 546 million H shares, accounting for 98.9% of the company's issued H share capital, while only 6.0545 million H shares, about 1.1% of the issued capital, are held by other investors. DEEWIN Holdings closed at HKD 9.79 today (2nd), down 0.9%. DEEWIN Holdings' share price has increased 3.3 times since the end of September The SFC indicated that DEEWIN Holdings' share price surged from HKD 2.3 to HKD 9.29 during the period from September 29 to November 18 this year, an increase of 3.04 times. On December 1, DEEWIN Holdings closed at HKD 9.88, which is 3.3 times higher than the closing price on September 29. The SFC reminded that due to the highly concentrated shareholding among a small number of shareholders, even a small number of shares traded could lead to significant fluctuations in the price of the company's H shares, and shareholders and potential investors should exercise caution when buying or selling the company's H shares. SFC obtains a temporary asset prohibition order involving individuals manipulating Sustainable Agriculture shares On the same day, the SFC announced that it has issued a temporary injunction against an individual suspected of manipulating Sustainable Agriculture shares under the legal proceedings initiated pursuant to Section 213 of the Securities and Futures Ordinance, prohibiting the suspect from disposing of or dealing with assets held in certain securities and bank accounts, to prevent the value of such assets from being diminished or removed from Hong Kong, limited to approximately HKD 62.6 million. This temporary injunction ensures that funds are available to comply with any orders that may be made if the court finds that the alleged manipulator has violated the provisions of the Securities and Futures Ordinance. SFC: The individual suspected of market manipulation is facing multiple charges The SFC stated that the temporary injunction remains in effect until the legal proceedings initiated by the SFC are determined or the court issues further orders. The SFC also pointed out that the individual suspected of market manipulation is one of five defendants currently facing criminal charges, with the trial set to commence on July 13, 2026, in the District Court. These defendants are charged with multiple offenses related to the aforementioned misconduct, including conspiracy to commit fraud or conspiracy to use fraudulent or deceitful schemes in securities trading, in violation of common law and other regulations