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title: "Great Power reduced its stake in Lijia Technology by 0.267%, with its shareholding ratio dropping to 10%"
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description: "Lijia Technology announced that important shareholder Great Power will reduce its holdings by 253,750 shares through centralized bidding from June 1 to June 2, 2026, decreasing its shareholding ratio from 10.267% to 10%. This change is a normal adjustment of shares and does not affect the company's control or daily operations, and is in compliance with relevant commitments"
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# Great Power reduced its stake in Lijia Technology by 0.267%, with its shareholding ratio dropping to 10%

Tongbi Finance News, Lijia Technology (920237) released a notice on changes in shareholder equity. The company's major shareholder, Guangzhou Great Power, slightly reduced its shareholding after a centralized bidding, with its shareholding ratio decreasing from 10.2670% to 10%.

According to Tongbi Finance, Lijia Technology is a listed company on the Beijing Stock Exchange, primarily engaged in the research, production, and sales of micro primary lithium batteries such as lithium manganese batteries and lithium polymer batteries. It belongs to the power battery manufacturing industry, with products widely used in smart meters, security, medical electronics, the Internet of Things, and other fields. The company is deeply involved in the specialized small battery sector and steadily conducts production and operations based on the demand from downstream intelligent industries. Great Power, as a well-known listed company in the domestic lithium battery industry, has a long-term strategic layout in the small battery industry chain and is an important industrial investor in Lijia Technology.

The announcement shows that from June 1 to 2, 2026, Great Power reduced its holdings by 253,750 shares through centralized bidding, with a reduction ratio of 0.2670%. Due to the company's rights distribution on May 20, where every 10 shares were increased by 1 share, Great Power's capital increased from 8.8699 million shares to 9.7569 million shares. After the reduction, it holds 9.5032 million shares, with a shareholding ratio exactly at 10%. This reduction operation is compliant and does not violate previous reduction commitments or involve illegal reductions, and there are no concerted actions.

The company stated that this change in equity is merely a normal adjustment of industrial shareholders' shares and will not lead to changes in the actual controller or controlling shareholder of the company, nor will it negatively impact daily production operations or the development of the main business. The relevant "Simplified Report on Changes in Equity" has been disclosed simultaneously on the official website of the Beijing Stock Exchange, and the listed company will continue to track changes in shareholder holdings and fulfill information disclosure obligations in a timely manner according to regulations

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