How do listed companies with different voting rights undertake the obligation of information disclosure?

Where there are differences in voting rights among listed companies on the science and technology innovation board, relevant information, especially risk and corporate governance information, should be fully and in detail, and various measures should be implemented to protect the legitimate rights and interests of investors according to law.

At the same time, the implementation and changes of these arrangements during the reporting period and the implementation of relevant measures to protect the legitimate rights and interests of investors under these arrangements should be disclosed in the periodic report.

In case of major changes or adjustments to the above provisions, the company and the relevant information disclosure obligor shall disclose them in time.

A listed company shall list the shareholders holding special voting shares, the number of shares holding special voting rights and the corresponding number of voting rights in the notice of the shareholders' general meeting, and whether the proposal of the shareholders' general meeting involves whether the number of voting rights enjoyed by special voting shares should be the same as that of ordinary voting rights.