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GDS Holdings Ltd filed an initial ownership report for Chairman and CEO William Wei Huang. The filing shows indirect holdings of 28,000,000 Class B ordinary shares through EDC Group Limited and 15,590,336 Class B ordinary shares through GDS Enterprises Limited.
These Class B ordinary shares are convertible into Class A ordinary shares on a one-for-one basis at the holder’s election, and the conversion rights do not expire. Huang is also reported as indirectly holding 318,671 American Depositary Shares through Solution Leisure Investment Limited.
GDS Holdings Ltd filed an initial ownership report for Chairman and CEO William Wei Huang. The filing shows indirect holdings of 28,000,000 Class B ordinary shares through EDC Group Limited and 15,590,336 Class B ordinary shares through GDS Enterprises Limited.
These Class B ordinary shares are convertible into Class A ordinary shares on a one-for-one basis at the holder’s election, and the conversion rights do not expire. Huang is also reported as indirectly holding 318,671 American Depositary Shares through Solution Leisure Investment Limited.
GDS Holdings Limited reported that its adjourned extraordinary general meeting and separate meetings of Class A, Class B and Series A and B preferred shareholders were held on March 10, 2026, and that all resolutions submitted at these meetings were approved by the respective shareholder groups.
The company states that new articles of association will take effect, changing its voting rights structure. Immediately after these new articles become effective, CEO William Wei Huang is shown as holding 2,549,368 Class A ordinary shares and 46,139,704 Class B ordinary shares, representing approximately 57.9% of aggregate voting power on a 1:50 basis and 2.8% on a 1:1 basis.
Other major holders such as STT Garnet, Huatai Capital Investment Limited, Ping An and other shareholders will hold only Class A ordinary shares. For example, STT Garnet is listed with 429,288,484 Class A ordinary shares, corresponding to approximately 11.4% of aggregate voting power on a 1:50 basis and 26.3% on a 1:1 basis. The table illustrates how the new articles concentrate voting control with the Class B shareholder while leaving economic ownership largely in Class A.
GDS Holdings Limited reported that its adjourned extraordinary general meeting and separate meetings of Class A, Class B and Series A and B preferred shareholders were held on March 10, 2026, and that all resolutions submitted at these meetings were approved by the respective shareholder groups.
The company states that new articles of association will take effect, changing its voting rights structure. Immediately after these new articles become effective, CEO William Wei Huang is shown as holding 2,549,368 Class A ordinary shares and 46,139,704 Class B ordinary shares, representing approximately 57.9% of aggregate voting power on a 1:50 basis and 2.8% on a 1:1 basis.
Other major holders such as STT Garnet, Huatai Capital Investment Limited, Ping An and other shareholders will hold only Class A ordinary shares. For example, STT Garnet is listed with 429,288,484 Class A ordinary shares, corresponding to approximately 11.4% of aggregate voting power on a 1:50 basis and 26.3% on a 1:1 basis. The table illustrates how the new articles concentrate voting control with the Class B shareholder while leaving economic ownership largely in Class A.
GDS Holdings Limited, a China-based data center developer and operator, has filed a Form 6-K to notify investors of upcoming financial disclosures. The board will meet on March 16, 2026 (Hong Kong time) to approve unaudited results for the fourth quarter and full year ended December 31, 2025.
The company plans to announce these results after Hong Kong market trading hours and before the U.S. market opens on March 17, 2026. Management will host an earnings conference call at 8:00 AM U.S. Eastern Time, which is 8:00 PM Hong Kong time the same day, with access via online registration and webcast on its investor relations website.
GDS Holdings Limited, a China-based data center developer and operator, has filed a Form 6-K to notify investors of upcoming financial disclosures. The board will meet on March 16, 2026 (Hong Kong time) to approve unaudited results for the fourth quarter and full year ended December 31, 2025.
The company plans to announce these results after Hong Kong market trading hours and before the U.S. market opens on March 17, 2026. Management will host an earnings conference call at 8:00 AM U.S. Eastern Time, which is 8:00 PM Hong Kong time the same day, with access via online registration and webcast on its investor relations website.
GDS Holdings Limited reported that its Extraordinary General Meeting and four related class and series shareholder meetings convened on February 24, 2026 were adjourned. Each meeting, which concerns amendments to the Company’s Articles of Association, will be reconvened at the same Shanghai location on March 10, 2026 at the originally scheduled times.
The underlying proposals and resolutions remain unchanged from earlier disclosures, and the record date stays fixed at the close of business on February 9, 2026. Existing proxy cards continue to be valid for the adjourned meetings, and shareholders may submit or resubmit proxies following the stated procedures and deadlines.
GDS Holdings Limited reported that its Extraordinary General Meeting and four related class and series shareholder meetings convened on February 24, 2026 were adjourned. Each meeting, which concerns amendments to the Company’s Articles of Association, will be reconvened at the same Shanghai location on March 10, 2026 at the originally scheduled times.
The underlying proposals and resolutions remain unchanged from earlier disclosures, and the record date stays fixed at the close of business on February 9, 2026. Existing proxy cards continue to be valid for the adjourned meetings, and shareholders may submit or resubmit proxies following the stated procedures and deadlines.
GDS Holdings Limited reports that GIC-affiliated entities beneficially own 198,206,476 Class A ordinary shares, representing 11.28% of the class based on May 31, 2025 share calculations. The stated total base is 1,756,589,751 Ordinary Shares, which incorporates 51,200,000 post-conversion shares from the 2029 Senior Notes and 97,959,184 post-conversion shares from the 2030 Senior Notes.
The filing breaks ownership among GIC Private Limited, GIC Special Investments Private Limited and Ceningan Investment Pte. Ltd., and details sole and shared voting and dispositive powers for the reported holdings. Signatures for the filing are dated 02/17/2026.
GDS Holdings Limited reports that GIC-affiliated entities beneficially own 198,206,476 Class A ordinary shares, representing 11.28% of the class based on May 31, 2025 share calculations. The stated total base is 1,756,589,751 Ordinary Shares, which incorporates 51,200,000 post-conversion shares from the 2029 Senior Notes and 97,959,184 post-conversion shares from the 2030 Senior Notes.
The filing breaks ownership among GIC Private Limited, GIC Special Investments Private Limited and Ceningan Investment Pte. Ltd., and details sole and shared voting and dispositive powers for the reported holdings. Signatures for the filing are dated 02/17/2026.
GDS Holdings Limited has called an extraordinary general meeting on February 24, 2026 to vote on a major change to its dual-class share structure. The sole proposal would amend the Articles so that Class B ordinary shares held by founder and CEO William Wei Huang carry 50 votes per share, up from 20, but only on two matters: electing a majority of the company’s eleven directors and approving changes to the Articles that adversely affect Class B holders.
Huang beneficially owns 46,139,704 ordinary shares, or 2.8% of total issued share capital as of December 31, 2025, and already exercises de facto board control through weighted voting rights. The company explains that key Mainland Chinese customers now require data-center providers to be controlled by Chinese nationals or entities, and raising Class B voting power would increase Huang’s voting influence on the two specified matters from about 36.2% to about 58.6%, helping demonstrate such control. Huang and his associates will abstain from voting on the proposal, and American depositary share investors can give voting instructions through JPMorgan as depositary.
GDS Holdings Limited closed a US$300 million private placement of Series B convertible preferred shares to Huatai Capital Investment Limited, a Chinese institutional investor. The shares are convertible into Class A ordinary shares at a price corresponding to approximately US$54.43 per ADS, a 17.5% premium to the last Hong Kong closing price on January 30, 2026 and about 30.9% above the 30-day volume-weighted average price. Full conversion would result in approximately 5,512,072 ADSs, or 44,096,580 ordinary shares, equal to about 2.6% of outstanding shares and up to 2.7% of voting power depending on the share class ratio. Following this transaction and related proposals, founder William Wei Huang’s voting power on certain key matters could rise from about 35.5% to 57.9% based on the share counts at the announcement date.
GDS Holdings Limited is raising new capital through a US$300 million private placement of Series B convertible preferred shares to Huatai Capital Investment Limited, a Chinese institutional investor. The company plans to use the proceeds to expand its data center capacity and for general corporate purposes.
The Series B convertible preferred shares will carry voting rights similar to existing Series A preferred shares, with a 1:50 voting ratio assuming approval of a proposal at an upcoming extraordinary general meeting. They also provide additional dividend rights and liquidation preference, are subject to transfer restrictions and a restrictive redemption right, and will be unlisted upon issuance.
The shares are being issued under an existing general mandate authorizing directors to issue up to 30% of the company’s then-issued share capital, so no additional shareholder approval is required. The securities are being offered under Regulation S to certain non-U.S. persons, with closing expected within five business days subject to customary approvals.
GDS Holdings Limited is raising new capital through a US$300 million private placement of Series B convertible preferred shares to Huatai Capital Investment Limited, a Chinese institutional investor. The company plans to use the proceeds to expand its data center capacity and for general corporate purposes.
The Series B convertible preferred shares will carry voting rights similar to existing Series A preferred shares, with a 1:50 voting ratio assuming approval of a proposal at an upcoming extraordinary general meeting. They also provide additional dividend rights and liquidation preference, are subject to transfer restrictions and a restrictive redemption right, and will be unlisted upon issuance.
The shares are being issued under an existing general mandate authorizing directors to issue up to 30% of the company’s then-issued share capital, so no additional shareholder approval is required. The securities are being offered under Regulation S to certain non-U.S. persons, with closing expected within five business days subject to customary approvals.
GDS Holdings Limited will hold an Extraordinary General Meeting in Shanghai on February 24, 2026, along with separate meetings for holders of Class A ordinary shares, Series A preferred shares and Class B ordinary shares. Shareholders of record as of February 9, 2026 may receive notice and vote, while ADS holders vote through JPMorgan as depositary.
The key proposal would increase the voting power of Class B ordinary shares held by Chairman and CEO William Wei Huang from 20 votes per share to 50 votes per share for electing a majority of directors and approving changes that adversely affect Class B rights. Based on shares outstanding as of December 31, 2025, this would raise Mr. Huang’s voting power on these matters from approximately 36.2% to approximately 58.6%.
The Board explains that some major customers now require data center providers to be controlled by Chinese nationals under evolving data security and cybersecurity rules. It believes stronger voting rights for Mr. Huang, a Chinese national, will help demonstrate Chinese control so the Company can continue serving these customers. Mr. Huang and his associates will abstain from voting on this proposal at the relevant meetings.
GDS Holdings Limited will hold an Extraordinary General Meeting in Shanghai on February 24, 2026, along with separate meetings for holders of Class A ordinary shares, Series A preferred shares and Class B ordinary shares. Shareholders of record as of February 9, 2026 may receive notice and vote, while ADS holders vote through JPMorgan as depositary.
The key proposal would increase the voting power of Class B ordinary shares held by Chairman and CEO William Wei Huang from 20 votes per share to 50 votes per share for electing a majority of directors and approving changes that adversely affect Class B rights. Based on shares outstanding as of December 31, 2025, this would raise Mr. Huang’s voting power on these matters from approximately 36.2% to approximately 58.6%.
The Board explains that some major customers now require data center providers to be controlled by Chinese nationals under evolving data security and cybersecurity rules. It believes stronger voting rights for Mr. Huang, a Chinese national, will help demonstrate Chinese control so the Company can continue serving these customers. Mr. Huang and his associates will abstain from voting on this proposal at the relevant meetings.