NOBLE ENG GP Adds 55.28 Million Shares in September; Public Float Requirement Met

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Noble Engineering Group Holdings Limited (NOBLE ENG GP) has reported a notable expansion of its share base in the Monthly Return for Equity Issuer covering the period to 30 September 2026, filed on 2 October 2026 with Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Limited.

The company’s issued ordinary shares rose by 55.28 million during September, moving from 276.38 million to 331.66 million shares—an increase of approximately 20%. No treasury shares were outstanding at either month-end, indicating that all issued shares remain in public hands.

Authorised share capital was unchanged at 1.00 billion ordinary shares with a par value of HKD 0.05 each, equivalent to HKD 50.00 million. Based on the new share count, the issued share capital now carries an aggregate nominal value of about HKD 16.58 million.

Management confirmed that the company continued to meet the Hong Kong Stock Exchange’s minimum public-float threshold of 25% as of 30 September 2026.

The filing also shows no activity under share option schemes, warrants, convertible securities, treasury share transactions, or other equity-linked arrangements during the month.

The return was submitted and confirmed by Chairman and Executive Director Mr. Tse Chun Yuen, who affirmed compliance with all applicable listing rules and regulatory requirements.

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