PC Partner Group (PCT) Sets Hong Kong Delisting for Jan, 14 2026

PC Partner Group Limited (PCT) will voluntarily withdraw its shares from the Main Board of The Stock Exchange of Hong Kong, with trading to cease after the Last Dealing Date on Jan, 08 2026 and formal delisting taking effect at 4:00 p.m. on Jan, 14 2026. Following the delisting, the Hong Kong listing rules will no longer apply and the company will stop publishing corporate communications on the HKEX website.

The Hong Kong Branch Share Register, maintained by Computershare Hong Kong Investor Services, will close on Mar, 23 2026. On that date, all shares recorded there will be automatically transferred to the Singapore Branch Share Register administered by B.A.C.S. Private Limited. Existing Hong Kong share certificates (code 1263) will be cancelled and replaced by new certificates under the Singapore register (PCT).

Shareholders must deposit their Singapore-registered shares with The Central Depository (CDP) before they can trade on the Singapore Exchange. PC Partner will cover standard removal, cancellation, re-issuance and initial CDP deposit fees for shareholders who submit the required documents to Computershare between Nov, 15 2024 and Mar, 09 2026 or whose holdings are transferred automatically on Mar, 23 2026. Costs arising after that date, including CDP deposits for physical certificates, will be borne by shareholders.

After delisting, dividends will be declared in Singapore dollars. Holders with CDP accounts will receive payments in Singapore dollars via direct credit, while shareholders without CDP arrangements will receive dividends in Hong Kong dollars by direct credit or cheque. Non-registered shareholders whose holdings remain under “HKSCC Nominees Limited” after Mar, 23 2026 will receive dividend distributions through their brokers in Hong Kong dollars and their shares will not be tradeable on the SGX until deposited with CDP.

The company advises shareholders to contact Computershare, their brokers or B.A.C.S. to complete share removal procedures promptly and to establish the necessary CDP or brokerage accounts for future trading on the SGX.