Kingsoft Cloud: No New Share Issuance in July; 4.53 B Shares Outstanding, Public Float Maintained

Bulletin Express08-06 18:04

Kingsoft Cloud Holdings Limited reported no changes to its share structure for July 2026. Authorised capital remained at 40.00 billion ordinary shares with a par value of USD 0.001, equivalent to USD 40.00 million. The issued share count stayed at 4.53 billion shares, and the company held zero treasury shares throughout the month.

Public float requirements under Main Board Rule 13.32D(1) were met, ensuring at least 25% of issued shares remained in public hands as of 31 July 2026.

Equity incentive arrangements showed the following positions at month-end: • 2013 Share Option Scheme: 12.58 million options outstanding, permitting up to 12.51 million new shares upon full exercise. • 2013 Share Award Scheme: capacity for 10.46 million share awards. • 2021 Share Incentive Plan: capacity for 173.22 million share awards. • 2026 Share Incentive Plan (adopted 30 June 2026): capacity for 16.22 million share awards.

Across all active option and award programmes, a combined 212.41 million shares could be issued in future periods, representing potential dilution of approximately 4.69% of the current issued share base. No new shares were issued and no treasury shares were transferred during July; consequently, no funds were raised from option exercises.

Kingsoft Cloud’s board affirmed compliance with all applicable listing rules and regulatory requirements for the period under review.

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