[6-K] Kuke Music Holding Ltd Current Report (Foreign Issuer)
Kuke Music Holding Ltd is proposing four shareholder actions to take effect after the extraordinary general meeting. First, the voting power of each Class B Ordinary Share would increase from 50 votes to 1,000 votes per share, while Class A Ordinary Shares would continue to carry one vote each. Second, director Yu Chen is proposed to be removed from office with immediate effect. Third, the Articles would be amended to permit ordinary and special resolutions to be passed by written shareholder resolutions signed in the majorities allowed under Cayman Islands law. Fourth, subject to approval of the voting and written-resolution amendments, the company would adopt a consolidated fourth amended and restated articles of association replacing the existing third amended and restated Articles. The form is signed by Li Li, Chief Financial Officer, dated September 16, 2025.
- Voting Rights Amendment clearly specified: Class B Ordinary Shares will carry 1,000 votes per share if approved
- Written Resolutions Amendment explicitly permits passing ordinary and special resolutions by written shareholder resolutions as allowed under Cayman Islands law
- New Articles proposal consolidates the described amendments into a single fourth amended and restated articles of association
- Director removal: Yu Chen is proposed to be removed from office with immediate effect
Insights
TL;DR: Proposed charter changes materially reallocate voting power and change decision procedures; director removal is an immediate governance change.
The Voting Rights Amendment would sharply increase the voting weight of each Class B Ordinary Share from 50 to 1,000 votes per share, which is a material alteration of share-class voting structure and will affect shareholder control dynamics if approved. The Written Resolutions Amendment formalizes use of written shareholder resolutions consistent with Cayman law, potentially changing how shareholder approvals are executed outside general meetings. The proposed removal of director Yu Chen is an immediate board composition change documented in the filing. The final proposal consolidates these changes into a single restated Articles document.
TL;DR: These are material corporate-structure actions that could shift voting outcomes and streamline corporate approvals.
The filing lists four discrete proposals: a substantial increase in Class B voting rights, removal of a named director, authorization for written resolutions under Cayman law, and adoption of consolidated Articles incorporating those amendments. Each proposal is presented with the vote type required (special or ordinary) and sequencing—amendments take effect after the close of the EGM. The filing provides no financial metrics, ownership percentages, or identity of holders affected, so assessment of economic impact is constrained by available disclosures.