WOER Maintains Stable Share Structure and Affirms Compliance in July 2026 Monthly Return

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Shenzhen Woer Heat-Shrinkable Material Co., Ltd. (WOER) filed its Monthly Return for Equity Issuer for the period ended 31 July 2026. The report indicates no changes to authorised or issued share capital during the month and confirms adherence to Hong Kong Stock Exchange public-float requirements.

The company’s authorised share capital remained at 1.40 billion ordinary shares, comprised of 139.99 million H shares listed in Hong Kong and 1.26 billion A shares listed in Shenzhen. Par value for each share class is RMB1.

Issued share numbers were unchanged: • H shares: 139.99 million in issue, with zero treasury shares. • A shares: 1.25 billion in issue and 10.28 million held as treasury shares, leaving total issued A shares at 1.26 billion.

WOER confirmed that the H-share public float comfortably met the 5% minimum threshold stipulated for PRC issuers with dual listings.

Share-based incentives also showed no activity. The 9 April 2025 share-option scheme retained 8.14 million outstanding options; no options were exercised, cancelled, or newly granted in July, resulting in no share issuances or treasury-share transfers.

No warrants, convertible securities, or other share-issuance arrangements were reported, and there were no redemptions, cancellations, or repurchases beyond the existing treasury-share balance.

The Monthly Return was signed by Joint Company Secretary Qiu Wei on 5 August 2026.

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