Laekna-B: June 2026 Share Capital Stable, No New Issuance; ESOP Trust Distributes 0.44 Million Options

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For the month ended 30 June 2026, Laekna-B (Laekna, Inc.) reported no changes in authorised or issued share capital.

• Authorised share capital remained at 5.00 billion ordinary shares with a par value of USD 0.00001, equivalent to total authorised capital of USD 50,000.

• Issued share count stayed at 449.33 million shares; the company continued to hold zero treasury shares.

• Public-float compliance was confirmed, with the free-float level above the Main Board’s 25 % threshold.

Share-based incentive movements were limited to the option pool:

• Pre-IPO Share Option Scheme outstanding options declined by 436,500 to 23.66 million after distribution by the employee-share-ownership trust. No options were exercised, cancelled, or lapsed.

• Post-IPO Share Option Scheme remained unchanged with no grants or exercises; 1.31 million shares are available for future issuance under this scheme.

• The 2024 Share Award Scheme recorded no share grants or issuances during the month.

No warrants, convertible instruments, or other equity contracts were outstanding or exercised. Consequently, the company raised no funds in June 2026, and total issued share capital and treasury-share balances were unchanged.

All confirmations required under Hong Kong Listing Rules, including receipt of funds and regulatory filings, were provided by the company secretary.

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