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Yi Rui Technology (688301.SH) shareholder Hainan Heyi intends to inquire about transferring 3.06% of their shares.

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21/06/2025
China Fortune Finance and Economics APP News, Yirui Technology (688301.SH) announced that the company's shareholder, Hainan Heyi Investment Co., Ltd. (referred to as "Hainan Heyi"), intends to participate in the pre-IPO shareholder inquiry transfer. The total number of shares to be transferred is 6.1224 million, accounting for 3.06% of Yirui Technology's share capital.
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