IGG Posts Stable Share Capital for March 2026; Maintains Public Float Compliance

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IGG Inc. (HK: 00799) disclosed its Monthly Return on Movements in Securities for the period ended 31 March 2026, showing no changes to authorised or issued share capital during the month.

• Authorised share capital remained at 2.00 billion ordinary shares with a par value of USD 0.0000025, equivalent to USD 5,000.

• Issued share count (excluding treasury shares) stood unchanged at 1.15 billion, while treasury shares were steady at 30.42 million; total issued shares therefore stayed at 1.18 billion.

• The company confirmed that it continued to meet the Main Board’s minimum public-float requirement of 25%.

Equity incentive overview

• Share Option Scheme: 582,000 options remain outstanding following the scheme’s termination on 29 June 2023; no options were exercised in March, and no funds were raised.

• Performance-Based Share Award Scheme: all previously granted tranches have lapsed due to unmet vesting conditions, leaving no shares available for issue under this plan.

• Share Incentive Scheme (approved 29 June 2023): up to 119.80 million new shares may be issued through future option or restricted-share grants.

No warrants, convertibles, or other equity-linked securities were outstanding or issued during the month, and there were no repurchases or transfers of treasury shares.

The filing was signed by Joint Company Secretary Jessie Shen on 2 April 2026.

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