Da Sen Holdings Reports Stable Share Capital and Confirms Adequate Public Float for May 2026

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Da Sen Holdings Group Limited (Da Sen Holdings) filed its Monthly Return for the period ended 31 May 2026, affirming that no changes occurred in either its authorised or issued share capital during the month.

The company’s authorised share capital remained at 1.50 billion ordinary shares with a par value of HKD 0.02 each, equivalent to HKD 30.00 million. Issued share capital was unchanged at 1.10 billion ordinary shares, and Da Sen Holdings continued to hold zero treasury shares.

Regulatory compliance was maintained: the issuer confirmed that the public float comfortably exceeded the Main Board’s minimum 25% requirement as of 31 May 2026.

Corporate actions were inactive in May. • Share options: No options were granted, exercised, lapsed, or cancelled. The 2016 Share Option Scheme still permits issuance of up to 36.00 million shares. • Warrants and other equity agreements: None outstanding or transacted. • Convertibles: The company’s HKD 7.80 million convertible bond, approved on 22 June 2023 with a conversion price of HKD 0.30 per share and capacity for 26.00 million shares, saw no conversions during the month.

With no equity dilution events and confirmed public float sufficiency, Da Sen Holdings ends May 2026 with 1.10 billion issued shares and an unchanged capital structure.

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