Combit's three major shareholders have completed their share reductions: a total of 2.49M shares sold for approximately ¥37.4169 million.

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On April 1, 2026, Beijing Kangbiti Sports Technology Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as “Kangbiti”) released an announcement on the results of shareholder share reductions. The company disclosed that Zhang Wei, a shareholder holding more than 5% of the company’s shares, and his acting-in-concert parties Chen Qingyue and Yinhu i International Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as “Yinhu i International”) have completed the share reduction plan previously disclosed. The announcement shows that the three major shareholders collectively reduced their holdings of the company’s shares by 2.4888 million shares, accounting for 2.00% of the company’s total share capital, with a total cash-out amount of approximately RMB 37.4169 million.

Zhang Wei reduced 105k shares; cashed out RMB 105k

As a shareholder holding more than 5% of the company’s shares, Zhang Wei carried out this share reduction through centralized bidding. The announcement shows that on January 6, 2026, Zhang Wei reduced the company’s shares by 105k shares, accounting for 0.0843% of the company’s total share capital. The reduction price range was RMB 15.38 per share to RMB 15.40 per share, with a total cash-out of RMB 1.62M.

Before this share reduction, Zhang Wei held 11.1100 million shares of the company, accounting for 8.9237% of the total share capital; after the reduction, his shareholding number decreased to 11.0050 million shares, and the shareholding ratio adjusted to 8.8394%.

Chen Qingyue reduced 1.14M shares; cashed out RMB 17.7837 million

Chen Qingyue, as Zhang Wei’s acting-in-concert party (spousal relationship), also completed the share reduction plan. The announcement shows that Chen Qingyue reduced the company’s shares by 1.1388 million shares through centralized bidding, accounting for 0.9147% of the company’s total share capital. The reduction price range was RMB 15.38 per share (Note: The full price range was not clearly specified in the announcement; here it is presented according to the disclosed information), with a total cash-out of RMB 17.7837 million.

Before the share reduction, Chen Qingyue held 2.1388 million shares of the company, accounting for 1.7179% of the total share capital; after the reduction, her shareholding number decreased to 1.0000 million shares, and the shareholding ratio adjusted to 0.8032%.

Yinhu i International reduced 1.24M shares; cashed out RMB 18.0181 million

As another shareholder holding more than 5% of the company’s shares, Yinhu i International reduced its holdings of the company’s shares by 105k shares (approximately 1.62M shares) during the period from January 7, 2026 to March 31, 2026 through centralized bidding, accounting for 1.00% of the company’s total share capital. The reduction price range for this reduction was RMB 12.22 per share to RMB 17.45 per share, with a total cash-out of RMB 18.0181 million.

Before the share reduction, Yinhu i International held 10.226397 million shares of the company, accounting for 8.2139% of the total share capital; after the reduction, its shareholding number decreased to 8.981325 million shares, and the shareholding ratio adjusted to 7.2139%.

All share-reduction plan items were completed in compliance, consistent with prior disclosure

The announcement states clearly that the share reduction matters of the three major shareholders in this instance are consistent with the plans and commitments previously disclosed, that none were terminated early, and that there is no situation where share reductions were not implemented after the relevant time window for the reduction had expired. The company’s board of directors said that the above-mentioned shareholders issued the “Notice Letter on the Results of Share Reductions,” and the relevant share-reduction actions comply with laws, regulations, and regulatory requirements.

Shareholder name
Number of shares reduced (shares)
Reduction ratio (%)
Reduction method
Reduction period
Price range (RMB/share)
Cash amount cashed out (RMB)
Shareholding after reduction (shares)
Shareholding ratio after reduction (%)
Zhang Wei
105,000
0.0843
Centralized bidding
2026.01.06
15.38-15.40
1,615,120.18
11.01M
8.8394
Chen Qingyue
1.14M
0.9147
Centralized bidding
2026.01.14
15.38 (Note)
17,783,709.39
1M
0.8032
Yinhu i International Co., Ltd.
1,244,972
1.00
Centralized bidding
2026.01.07-2026.03.31
12.22-17.45
18,018,107.95
8.98M
7.2139

(Note: The share-reduction price range announcement for Chen Qingyue was not fully disclosed; the table’s prices are presented according to the announcement data.)

After this share reduction, Zhang Wei, Chen Qingyue, and Yinhu i International are still shareholders holding more than 5% of the company’s shares (or acting-in-concert parties). Any subsequent changes in their shareholdings must still comply with the relevant information disclosure requirements.

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