JD Logistics Maintains 6.63 Billion Issued Shares in October; ESOP Pool Falls Slightly, Public Float Intact

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JD Logistics (02618) reported no change in its issued share count during October 2026, closing the month with 6.63 billion ordinary shares outstanding and no treasury shares. The company also confirmed full compliance with Hong Kong’s 25 percent minimum public-float requirement.

Authorised capital remained at 40 billion shares with a par value of USD 0.000025 each, leaving the registered share capital unchanged at USD 1.00 million.

Equity incentive activity was limited but reduced the balance of the Pre-IPO Employee Share Ownership Plan by 0.77 million options, bringing outstanding options under this scheme to 53.25 million. All exercises were settled with existing shares held by the ESOP trustee, raising USD 7,509.58 and avoiding dilution. The Post-IPO Share Option Scheme had no options outstanding, though it retains capacity for up to 609.16 million new shares. Separately, the Post-IPO Share Award Scheme could still deliver 51.69 million shares; no awards were granted or vested during the month.

No new shares were issued, no treasury shares were acquired or cancelled in October, and previously repurchased 10.41 million shares (bought between 14–18 August 2026) remain pending cancellation.

Overall, JD Logistics ended the month with a stable capital base, marginally lower ESOP overhang, and ample headroom in its post-IPO incentive pools.

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