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The BULLZ SEC filings page on Stock Titan provides access to regulatory documents connected to Webull Corporation’s Incentive Warrants (Nasdaq: BULLZ) and the company’s broader reporting as a foreign private issuer. These filings help explain how the Incentive Warrants were structured, redeemed, and ultimately removed from listing on the Nasdaq Stock Market.
Key documents include Webull Corporation’s reports on Form 6-K, which describe the announcement and completion of the Incentive Warrant redemption. One Form 6-K details that, on June 30, 2025, the company redeemed all outstanding Incentive Warrants to purchase its Class A ordinary shares, with a large portion of the warrants exercised prior to redemption and the remaining unexercised warrants redeemed for cash. Another important filing is the Form 25 submitted by Nasdaq Stock Market LLC, which formally notifies the SEC of the removal of the Incentive Warrants from listing and registration under Section 12(b) of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934.
Additional Form 6-K filings cover Webull Corporation’s launch of cryptocurrency trading in the United States, the introduction of brokerage services in the Netherlands, and the company’s standby equity purchase agreement with YA II PN, Ltd. These reports outline how Webull may issue Class A ordinary shares to Yorkville over a multi-year commitment period, subject to pricing formulas, ownership limits, and other conditions. They also include extensive discussions of risk factors related to trading-related income, reliance on market makers and liquidity providers, global operations, regulatory compliance, data protection, and cryptocurrency markets.
Stock Titan’s platform enhances these filings with AI-powered summaries that highlight the main terms of the Incentive Warrants, the mechanics and timing of the redemption, and the implications of the Form 25 delisting notice. Users can quickly understand how the BULLZ warrants interacted with Webull Corporation’s capital structure, how the standby equity purchase agreement operates, and what the company discloses about its risk profile and regulatory environment, without reading every line of each filing.
HS Investments IV Limited, together with affiliated Guernsey entities, reported beneficial ownership in Webull Class A ordinary shares representing specific single-entity and aggregate stakes. The filing shows HS Investments IV Limited holds 28,592,200 shares (7.12% of the class) in nominee form, comprised of 21,444,146 shares for HS Investments IV C L.P., 6,227,397 shares for Hedosophia Partners IV L.P., and 920,657 shares for Hedosophia Long Term Capital II L.P. HS Investments IV C L.P. reports 21,444,146 shares (5.34%), and Hedosophia Partners IV GP Limited reports 27,671,543 shares (6.89%). All reporting persons indicate zero sole voting or dispositive power and record shared voting and dispositive power for the stated amounts. The filing discloses that Hedosophia Partners IV GP Limited manages the affected partnerships and that the GP's board members disclaim beneficial ownership of portfolio securities.
Schedule 13G/A summary: This filing discloses beneficial ownership positions in Webull Corp Class A ordinary shares by several Bojiang-related entities and an individual. Shanghai Bojiang Investment Management Co., Ltd., Bojiang Group Co., Ltd. and Tian Luo are each reported with shared voting and dispositive power over 29,151,428 Class A ordinary shares, representing 7.3% of the class.
The filing breaks the holdings down as 11,011,948 shares held by Lishui Bojiang Chuangfu 2nd Equity Investment Partnership, 11,011,948 by Anji Boye Investment Partnership and 7,127,532 by Changxing Boyi Equity Investment Fund Management Centre. It states Shanghai Bojiang serves as general partner of those funds and that Tian Luo beneficially owns 49.76% of Bojiang Group, and that these entities "possess power to direct the voting and disposition" of the shares and "may be deemed" to have indirect beneficial ownership. Percentages are calculated using 401,758,855 Class A shares outstanding as of July 22, 2025. The Reporting Persons expressly disclaim status as a group.
Webull Corp disclosures show Tianjin Nuofeng Enterprise Management Consulting Partnership (LP) beneficially owns 37,594,146 Class A ordinary shares, which equals 9.4% of outstanding Class A shares and 7.8% of all ordinary shares on a single-class basis, based on the issuer’s final prospectus. The filing identifies the ownership chain: the partnership’s general partner is Gopher Asset Management Co., Ltd., which is wholly owned by Shanghai Noah Investment Management Co., Ltd., and Zhe Yin is reported to share voting and investment control over these shares.
This is a material disclosure of a concentrated stake by related entities and an individual with shared voting and disposition authority; the filing references a joint filing agreement among the reporting persons and cites the prospectus figures for total outstanding shares.
Multiple Bojiang-related entities reported ownership positions in Webull Corp Class A ordinary shares. The filings show Changxing Boyi, Anji Boye, Lishui Bojiang Chuangfu and related Bojiang entities together hold specified beneficial interests in the issuer's Class A shares. Individual holdings listed include 11,011,948 shares for Lishui Bojiang Chuangfu 2nd Equity Investment Partnership, 7,127,532 shares for Changxing Boyi Equity Investment Fund Management Centre, and 11,011,948 shares for Anji Boye Investment Partnership. Shanghai Bojiang Investment Management Co., Ltd., Bojiang Group Co., Ltd. and Tian Luo are each reported as having beneficial interests of 29,151,428 shares.
The document states these amounts represent 7.3% of the Class A shares for Shanghai Bojiang, Bojiang Group and Tian Luo, 2.7% for Lishui Bojiang and Anji Boye, and 1.8% for Changxing Boyi, calculated using an issuer base of 401,758,855 Class A shares. The filings record shared voting and dispositive power over the reported shares and expressly state the reporting persons disclaim group status. The statements provide ownership counts, voting/dispositive allocations and organizational relationships without additional commentary or transactional detail.