Equity ownership disclosures for September 3, 2026, have been filed with the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, covering several listed companies and their key stakeholders.

For Shoucheng Holdings Limited (00697), Liu Jingwei increased his long position from 5.1432 million shares to 5.1932 million shares, with the latest stake standing at 0.06% compared to the previous 0.06%.

Tiangong International Co., Ltd. (00826) saw multiple changes in its shareholder structure. Yu Yumei raised her long position from 794 million shares to 795 million shares, bringing her latest holding to 29.16% from the prior 29.13%. Tiangong Holdings Company Limited also increased its long position, moving from 786 million shares to 787 million shares, lifting its stake to 28.89% from the previous 28.85%. Meanwhile, Zhu Xiaokun adjusted his position from 794 million shares to 795 million shares, with the latest stake at 29.16% versus 29.13% previously.

Wing Lee Group (Holdings) Limited (09639) recorded significant movements in its ownership. Longford Strategic Investments Ltd. acquired a new long position of 127 million shares, representing 12.75% of the company, up from nil. Rongsheng International Holdings Ltd. also established a fresh long position of 112 million shares, accounting for 11.25% of the company. Wing Lee Green Development Limited reduced its long position from 750 million shares to 510 million shares, with the stake falling to 51.00% from the previous 75.00%. Yao Hongli followed a similar pattern, reducing his holding from 750 million shares to 510 million shares, now at 51.00% compared to the earlier 75.00%.

For ENN Energy Holdings Limited (02688), Zhao Baoju and Wang Yusuo both maintained their long positions at 396 million shares. The latest holdings reflect 34.99% for both stakeholders, marginally up from the previous 34.98%.

Gushengtang (02273) saw Tu Zhiliang increase his long position from 82.0208 million shares to 82.0568 million shares, bringing his latest stake to 35.01%, compared to the prior 35.00%.

It is important to note that changes in shareholdings may result from corporate actions such as rights issues, share consolidations, or stock splits, and investors should verify the underlying reasons for these movements.