SenseTime: July Filing Shows Stable Share Count; 13.84 Million Options Divested, RSU Capacity at 2.24 Billion Shares

Bulletin Express08-05 17:30

SenseTime Group Inc. (SENSETIME-W) submitted its Monthly Return for the period ended 31 July 2026, confirming a stable share capital structure and limited equity movements.

Key takeaways

1. Authorised share capital unchanged • Total authorised share capital remained at USD 50,000, comprising 1.99 trillion Class B weighted-voting-rights (WVR) shares and 8.00 billion Class A WVR shares, each with a par value of USD 0.000000025.

2. Issued share capital steady • Listed Class B shares: 41.71 billion outstanding, unchanged during July. • Unlisted Class A shares: 0.51 billion outstanding, unchanged. • No treasury shares were held or transacted.

3. Public float compliant • SenseTime confirmed that the Class B public float met the Main Board’s minimum 25 % threshold at month-end.

4. Share-based incentive activity • Pre-IPO ESOP & RSU plans: SenseTalent Management Limited sold 13.84 million Class B share options, reducing outstanding options to 1.60 billion. • 2022 RSU Scheme: Authorises up to 2.24 billion additional Class B shares; no shares were issued or transferred under this scheme in July.

5. No other equity instruments • The company reported no warrants, convertibles, HDRs, or other share movements during the month.

Overall, SenseTime’s July return indicates a static share base with minor option reductions and ample headroom under its 2022 RSU Scheme for future equity-linked incentives.

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