Nan Nan Resources: Court Freezes Controlling Shareholder’s 74.42% Stake and HK$200 million Convertible Bonds Until July 2026

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Nan Nan Resources Enterprise Limited announced that the Hong Kong Court of First Instance has issued a worldwide Mareva injunction against its controlling shareholder CSIL Limited (formerly China Sonangol International Limited). The injunction stems from litigation filed by Sociedade Nacional de Combustíveis de Angola – Empresa Pública and will remain effective through 3 July 2026, unless varied or discharged.

The order bars CSIL from removing, disposing of, or diminishing the value of specified assets, including:

• 569.62 million Nan Nan Resources shares—equivalent to 74.42 % of the company’s issued share capital—held through CSIL’s wholly owned subsidiary Ascent Goal Investments Limited.

• Convertible bonds with an aggregate principal amount of HK$200.00 million, which are exchangeable into up to 1.00 billion new Nan Nan Resources shares.

Neither Nan Nan Resources nor any of its subsidiaries is a party to the legal proceedings. The board stated that the injunction pertains solely to CSIL and Ascent Goal and is not expected to affect the Group’s ongoing business or operations.

Shareholders and potential investors are advised to exercise caution when dealing in Nan Nan Resources’ shares. The company will provide further updates as appropriate.

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