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The SEC filings page for Kingsoft Cloud Holdings Ltd (KCLHF) provides access to documents submitted by Kingsoft Cloud Holdings Limited as a foreign issuer under the Securities Exchange Act of 1934. One of the key filings is a Form 6-K, which is used by foreign private issuers to furnish current information to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.
In this Form 6-K, Kingsoft Cloud Holdings Limited identifies its principal executive offices in Beijing, in the People’s Republic of China, and includes exhibits described as press releases. These exhibits relate to a proposed offering of new shares and the pricing of an upsized offering of new shares denominated in Hong Kong dollars.
On this page, users can review such filings as they appear in the SEC’s EDGAR system, along with AI-powered summaries that explain the main points of each document. For a Form 6-K, this can include highlighting the nature of the event being reported, such as an equity offering, and clarifying the role of attached press releases.
Investors can also use this page to monitor how Kingsoft Cloud Holdings Limited reports significant events through its SEC submissions. The combination of real-time filing updates and AI-generated explanations helps make complex regulatory documents, including current reports like Form 6-K and their exhibits, more accessible and easier to understand.
Kingsoft Cloud Holdings Limited filed a Form 6-K as a foreign issuer, referencing a monthly return it submitted to The Stock Exchange of Hong Kong Limited. The filing points investors to Exhibit 99.1, which is a “Monthly Return for Equity Issuer on Movements in Securities” detailing changes in authorized share capital and issued shares during February 2026.
Kingsoft Cloud Holdings Limited reported a connected transaction involving Shenzhen One Thing Technologies, an AI-focused edge computing company. Wuhan Kingsoft Cloud, its subsidiary, agreed to buy 20% of the Target Company from Xunlei for RMB50 million, funded with internal resources.
At the same time, Xunlei will sell another 30% stake to Xinghan Zhilian for RMB75 million. After completion, Kingsoft Cloud will indirectly hold 20% of the Target Company and will not consolidate it in its financial statements.
The Target Company provides edge computing-based CDN and acceleration services and moved from a RMB21.4 million loss after tax in 2024 to a RMB9.9 million profit in 2025. Its total assets reached RMB522.1 million and net assets RMB240.0 million as of December 31, 2025.
The board cites growing AI inference demand and the Target Company’s low-latency edge capabilities as key reasons, positioning the deal as a strategic minority investment with limited operational risk. Under Hong Kong Listing Rules, it is a connected transaction subject to reporting and announcement but exempt from independent shareholder approval.
Kingsoft Cloud Holdings Limited is increasing the size limits on certain related-party service and lease arrangements under its 2024 Kingsoft Framework Agreement with controlling shareholder Kingsoft Corporation. The company will keep providing cloud services to Kingsoft Group, while receiving property, technology, and lease services from Kingsoft Group through 2027.
For 2026 and 2027, the annual caps for comprehensive property services paid by the Group to Kingsoft Group rise from RMB17.9 million to RMB28.1 million in 2026 and from RMB18.9 million to RMB29.3 million in 2027. The maximum value of right-of-use assets for property leases increases from RMB5.1 million to RMB65.6 million in 2026 and from RMB5.5 million to RMB66.1 million in 2027, reflecting planned sub-leasing of additional office space by Kingsoft Group to the Group.
The Board cites future business planning, administrative needs, and changes in property arrangements as reasons for the higher caps, and notes that pricing must follow arm’s length, market-based terms. Given the percentage ratios are above 0.1% but below 5%, these continuing connected transactions require reporting, announcement, and annual review, but do not require independent shareholders’ approval under Hong Kong Listing Rules.
Kingsoft Cloud Holdings Limited submitted a Form 6-K to provide U.S. investors with the same information it filed in Hong Kong about changes in its share capital. The report forwards a monthly return that details movements in authorized share capital and issued shares during January 2026.
Kingsoft Cloud Holdings Limited filed a current report attaching two press releases: one announcing a proposed offering of new shares and a follow-up announcing the pricing of an upsized offering for HK$2,802 million. The filings list the company name and identify the document signatory as the Chief Financial Officer on September 23, 2025. The disclosure is limited to the existence of the announcements and the priced offering amount; no additional financial details, use of proceeds, or transaction terms are included in the provided text.