Various parties promise not to reduce holdings jointly respond to the impact of Hong Kong stock unblocking.

In the second half of 2026, Hong Kong's stock market faced a "pressure test" as lock-up restrictions were lifted. According to data from Guotai Junan International, approximately 300 billion Hong Kong dollars and 500 billion Hong Kong dollars worth of shares will be unlocked in July and September respectively, mainly in the AI, GPU, and high-end semiconductor sectors. In response to the concentrated release of shares, several listed companies' cornerstone investors, controlling shareholders, and senior management have made commitments to lock their shares and not reduce their holdings to mitigate liquidity shocks.