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Tuori Xinneng announced that the company's actual controllers, Chen Wukui, Li Fanli, and Chen Jiahao, are family members and signed the “Coordinated Action Agreement” on October 25, 2026 to clarify the agreed action arrangements. As of the date of disclosure of the announcement, the three controlled a total of 554 million shares of the company, accounting for 39.33% of the company's total share capital. The agreement stipulates that all parties shall act in concert on matters relating to the company's shareholders' meeting and board of directors. If the negotiations fail, Chen Wukui's opinion shall prevail. The agreement will continue to be in effect during the shareholding period of the parties and shall not be unilaterally terminated. The signing of this agreement will help maintain the stability of the company's operations and improve decision-making efficiency.
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Tuori Xinneng announced that the company's actual controllers, Chen Wukui, Li Fanli, and Chen Jiahao, are family members and signed the “Coordinated Action Agreement” on October 25, 2026 to clarify the agreed action arrangements. As of the date of disclosure of the announcement, the three controlled a total of 554 million shares of the company, accounting for 39.33% of the company's total share capital. The agreement stipulates that all parties shall act in concert on matters relating to the company's shareholders' meeting and board of directors. If the negotiations fail, Chen Wukui's opinion shall prevail. The agreement will continue to be in effect during the shareholding period of the parties and shall not be unilaterally terminated. The signing of this agreement will help maintain the stability of the company's operations and improve decision-making efficiency.
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