According to Wind data, a total of 5 companies lifted the ban on restricted shares on Thursday. The total number of shares unbanned was 129 million shares. Based on the latest closing price, the total unbanned market value was 1.03 billion yuan. Judging from the number of unbanned shares, the number of unbanned shares of the two companies exceeded 10 million. Antong Holdings, Shengye Electric, and Junxin Co., Ltd. had the highest number of unbanned shares, with 100 million shares, 16.275 million shares, and 7.1961 million shares respectively. Judging from the unbanned market capitalization, the two companies had a market capitalization of over 100 million yuan. Shengye Electric, Antong Holdings, and Junxin Co., Ltd. had the highest unbanned market capitalization, with unbanned market capitalizations of 450 million yuan, 403 million yuan, and 112 million yuan respectively. Judging from the ratio of the number of unbanned shares to the total share capital, the proportion of unbanned shares per company exceeds 10%. Shengye Electric, Antong Holdings, and Guangzhi International had the highest rates of lifting the ban, with 20.05%, 2.37%, and 1.21% respectively.

According to Wind data, a total of 5 companies lifted the ban on restricted shares on Thursday. The total number of shares unbanned was 129 million shares. Based on the latest closing price, the total unbanned market value was 1.03 billion yuan. Judging from the number of unbanned shares, the number of unbanned shares of the two companies exceeded 10 million. Antong Holdings, Shengye Electric, and Junxin Co., Ltd. had the highest number of unbanned shares, with 100 million shares, 16.275 million shares, and 7.1961 million shares respectively. Judging from the unbanned market capitalization, the two companies had a market capitalization of over 100 million yuan. Shengye Electric, Antong Holdings, and Junxin Co., Ltd. had the highest unbanned market capitalization, with unbanned market capitalizations of 450 million yuan, 403 million yuan, and 112 million yuan respectively. Judging from the ratio of the number of unbanned shares to the total share capital, the proportion of unbanned shares per company exceeds 10%. Shengye Electric, Antong Holdings, and Guangzhi International had the highest rates of lifting the ban, with 20.05%, 2.37%, and 1.21% respectively.