CNBM Keeps Share Capital Steady at RMB 7.59 Billion; Confirms Sufficient Public Float in August Filing

Bulletin Express09-03 17:24

China National Building Material Company Limited (CNBM) has released its Monthly Return for Equity Issuers for the period ended 31 August 2026. The filing shows that the group’s share capital structure remained unchanged throughout the month.

CNBM’s authorised and registered share capital stood at RMB 7.59 billion, comprising 3.72 billion H-shares and 3.88 billion domestic shares, each with a par value of RMB 1. No adjustments to the authorised share count or registered capital were recorded in August.

Issued share figures were similarly stable. The company reported 3.72 billion H-shares and 3.88 billion domestic shares outstanding, with no treasury shares held. There were no share issuances, cancellations, or repurchases during the month.

CNBM confirmed compliance with the Hong Kong Main Board’s minimum public-float requirement, stating that at least 25% of its H-share class remained in public hands as of 31 August 2026.

The filing also noted that the company had no outstanding share option schemes, warrants, convertible instruments, Hong Kong depositary receipts, or other equity-linked agreements in force during the reporting period.

The Monthly Return was submitted on 3 September 2026 by Joint Company Secretary Chung Ming Fai.

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