Fillinger’s stock has surged dramatically since September 2024, including two consecutive limit-up sessions following its trading resumption. The rally comes after the company announced a sweeping ownership restructuring, with controlling shareholder Ding Furu and affiliates transferring 25% of shares to Anji Yiqing Technology at ¥7.88 per share, while Fillinger Holdings separately sold 27.22% to three institutional investors at ¥6.73 per share. These transactions have reshaped more than half of the company’s ownership structure.
The new shareholder lineup combines tech-focused private equity (Anji Yiqing) with state-backed capital (Shaanxi Guotou), signaling strong confidence in Fillinger’s turnaround potential. The ¥7.88 price for the controlling stake represents a notable 17% premium over the institutional block price, reflecting the market’s assessment of governance value versus passive investment positions.
The dramatic share price appreciation suggests investors anticipate significant operational improvements under new ownership. The participation of state-affiliated capital has particularly boosted confidence in the company’s restructuring plan, though the reduced public float may increase volatility going forward as the market digests these transformative changes.
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