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Jin Medical International announces shareholder meetings
  • Jin Medical International will hold a shareholder meeting in Changzhou City, China on July 9, 2026.
  • Investors will vote on increasing Class B ordinary share voting power to 800 votes per share from 30.
  • Agenda includes repurchasing 3,769,057 Class A ordinary shares from Jolly Harmony, with the shares to be cancelled.
  • Shareholders will also vote on issuing 3,769,057 Class B ordinary shares to Jolly Harmony at a price tied to a 90-day VWAP.
  • Items include a major authorized share capital increase, plus an acquisition of control of Beijing Tongsheng with issuance of 64,186,456 Class A shares at USD 1.64.


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