JD Logistics Shareholders Approve Voluntary Delisting of Deppon Shares

Reuters01-29
<a href="https://laohu8.com/S/JD">JD</a> Logistics Shareholders Approve Voluntary Delisting of Deppon Shares

JD Logistics Inc. has provided an update regarding the proposed voluntary withdrawal of Deppon Shares from the Shanghai Stock Exchange. At a shareholders’ meeting held on January 29, 2026, Deppon shareholders approved the special resolution for the withdrawal by way of poll. Following this approval, Deppon will apply to the Shanghai Stock Exchange to proceed with the voluntary delisting. As part of the withdrawal, a wholly-owned subsidiary of JD Logistics will offer a cash option to all Deppon shareholders, with the total value of the cash option estimated at approximately RMB 3,797 million if exercised in full. Further updates on the status of the cash option and the delisting process will be provided in due course.

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