[SCHEDULE 13G] Webull Corporation Incentive Warrant SEC Filing
Report summary: This Schedule 13G discloses that Anquan Wang beneficially owns 93,251,500 Webull Corporation Class A ordinary shares, representing 19.2% of the Class A shares on the basis described in the filing. The reported holdings include 82,988,016 Class A shares issuable upon conversion of Class B shares held of record by Water Castle Az Inc. and 10,263,484 Class A shares held of record by Webull Partners Limited (WPL).
Control and disposition: The filing states Mr. Wang retains voting and investment discretion over the convertible Class B shares through Water Castle and Pozijie Inc., and has voting/dispositive control over the WPL-held shares as sole member of the advisory committee to the related trust. Sole voting and dispositive power are reported as 93,251,500 shares, with shared voting and dispositive power reported as 0.
- Material ownership disclosed: Beneficial ownership of 93,251,500 shares (19.2%) is clearly reported
- Clear control chain: Filing explains conversion rights and the record holders (Water Castle Az Inc. and Webull Partners Limited), clarifying who holds voting/dispositive authority
- None.
Insights
TL;DR: Disclosure shows a material 19.2% economic stake with conversion rights and direct voting/dispositive control, a routine but material ownership filing.
The filing reports a non-insignificant 93,251,500-share beneficial position in Webull Class A shares, equivalent to 19.2% on the stated basis. Key features are the large block of Class B shares that are convertible into Class A shares and are held through Water Castle Az Inc., and a separate block held of record by Webull Partners Limited. For investors, this clarifies ownership concentration and the identities that exercise voting and disposition authority, which can affect governance and shareholder outcomes.
TL;DR: Filing documents concentrated voting and dispositive authority in a single individual via an ownership chain and trust advisory control.
The statement details that Mr. Wang effectively controls both the convertible Class B shares held by Water Castle (through Pozijie Inc.) and the Class A shares held of record by WPL, where he is the sole member of the advisory committee. The reporting shows sole voting and dispositive power over 93,251,500 shares and no shared power, making the governance implications clear: a single individual has unilateral voting and disposition authority over a sizable stake which may influence corporate decisions and board-level matters.