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WiMi Hologram Cloud Inc.'s SEC filings document foreign private issuer reporting for a holographic cloud and augmented-reality technology company. Form 6-K reports include annual Form 20-F availability, interim condensed consolidated financial statements, management discussion and analysis, and current-event disclosures tied to the company's operating results and financial condition.
The filings also record corporate governance and capital-allocation matters, including board and audit committee changes and a convertible note purchase involving the subsidiary MicroAlgo Inc.. These documents describe the company's reporting basis, exhibit agreements, committee composition, and financial disclosures for its holographic AR and semiconductor-related operations.
WiMi Hologram Cloud Inc. (WIMI) filed a Form 6-K to disclose a $35 million unsecured convertible note purchase from its majority-owned subsidiary, MicroAlgo Inc., executed on 20 June 2025. WiMi paid $32.2 million, reflecting an 8 % original-issue discount; the note therefore carries an immediate paper gain of $2.8 million and bears no interest. The instrument matures in 360 days, supplying MicroAlgo with near-term working capital to fund growth and R&D while allowing the parent to sustain its strategic influence over the fast-growing subsidiary.
Conversion mechanics: WiMi may convert the note into MicroAlgo Class A ordinary shares at any time at a 60 % discount to the lowest closing price recorded during the 60 trading days prior to a conversion notice. This deep discount is economically favourable to WiMi but could prove highly dilutive to MicroAlgo shareholders if exercised.
Lock-up terms: WiMi entered a parallel 10-year Lock-Up Agreement prohibiting the sale or transfer of any conversion shares, subject to limited exceptions. The long lock-up mitigates near-term market overhang risk yet materially limits WiMi’s liquidity on the investment.
Strategic rationale: Management cites the need to provide funding for MicroAlgo’s rapid expansion and to preserve the parent-subsidiary relationship. No financial covenants, interest expense or external counterparty risk are present, indicating an internal capital reallocation rather than third-party financing. The filing attaches the Purchase Agreement (Ex. 99.1), Note (Ex. 99.2) and Lock-Up Agreement (Ex. 99.3) for full contractual details.