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Access SEC filings for Baidu Inc (BIDU), which reports as a foreign private issuer trading American Depositary Receipts on NASDAQ. Baidu files annual reports on Form 20-F that provide comprehensive information about business operations across search, AI Cloud, autonomous driving, and online entertainment segments. These annual filings detail revenue breakdown between Baidu Core and iQIYI, geographic revenue distribution, and operational metrics including monthly active users, cloud customer counts, and Apollo ride statistics.
Form 6-K submissions provide updates between annual reports, covering quarterly financial results, material business developments, and significant corporate events. Baidu's 6-K filings include earnings releases with segment performance data, management discussion of AI technology investments, autonomous driving progress, and competitive dynamics in China's internet sector. These filings offer insights into advertising revenue trends, cloud infrastructure growth rates, and content costs for iQIYI operations.
Corporate governance filings reveal information about Baidu's board composition, executive compensation, and related party transactions. As a company incorporated in the Cayman Islands with operations primarily in China, Baidu's filings address the variable interest entity structure used to maintain foreign ownership while complying with Chinese regulations regarding internet and technology businesses.
Investors review Baidu's risk factor disclosures for discussion of regulatory uncertainties in China affecting AI development, autonomous vehicle testing, content distribution, and data privacy. Filings address competition from Alibaba, Tencent, and other Chinese technology companies, plus international rivals in cloud computing and autonomous driving. Financial statement footnotes provide detail on revenue recognition policies for advertising, cloud services, and streaming subscriptions, along with capital expenditures for AI infrastructure and autonomous vehicle development.
Material agreements disclosed in filings include technology licensing arrangements for Apollo, cloud service contracts with enterprise customers, content licensing for iQIYI, and financing arrangements supporting AI infrastructure expansion. Proxy materials and reports on Form 6-K reveal shareholder proposals and voting results on corporate governance matters affecting this dual-listed Chinese technology company.
Baidu, Inc. has submitted a report indicating that it plans a proposed spin-off and separate listing of its subsidiary Kunlunxin. The transaction is intended to list Kunlunxin on the Main Board of the Stock Exchange of Hong Kong Limited, which would make Kunlunxin an independently traded company in that market. Details such as structure, timing, and financial terms are contained in accompanying press release and announcement documents referenced as exhibits to the report.
Baidu Inc. has a planned sale of 50,000 American Depositary Shares (ADS), to be executed through Citigroup Global Markets on the NASDAQ. The shares have an indicated aggregate market value of
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Baidu, Inc. furnished a Form 6-K announcing the date of an upcoming board meeting via Exhibit 99.1 titled “Announcement — Date of Board Meeting.” The submission was signed by Chief Financial Officer Haijian He.
Baidu, Inc.'s Schedule 13G/A discloses that Robin Yanhong Li and Handsome Reward Limited are the reporting persons for Class A and Class B ordinary shares. Mr. Li is shown as beneficially owning 521,447,432 ordinary shares, representing 19.2% of the class and 60.2% of the total voting power when Class A and Class B shares are combined into a single class. Handsome Reward Limited beneficially owns 448,857,368 shares, or 16.6% of the class and 59.3% of the voting power.
The filing breaks down Mr. Li's holdings into direct Class A shares, ADSs, large Class B holdings held by Handsome Reward Limited, options and restricted shares exercisable or vesting within 60 days, and 66,046,096 ADSs held by employees subject to irrevocable voting proxies. The filing also notes that certain shares are recorded in the name of Mr. Li's spouse and that Mr. Li disclaims beneficial ownership of those shares.