Fenbi Reports Marginal Share Increase Following Option Exercise; Public Float Remains Compliant

Bulletin Express09-03

Fenbi Ltd. released its Monthly Return for August 2026, detailing a modest change in share capital primarily driven by option exercises while reaffirming compliance with Hong Kong Stock Exchange public-float requirements.

The issued share count (excluding treasury shares) inched up by 23,000 to 2.21 billion shares after employees exercised options under the Pre-IPO Share Option Scheme. Total issued shares, including 30.56 million treasury shares that were unchanged during the month, now stand at 2.24 billion. The exercise generated proceeds of approximately USD 0.23.

Authorised share capital was steady at 5.00 billion ordinary shares with a par value of USD 0.00001, representing authorised capital of USD 50,000.

Option activity was limited: 23,000 options were exercised, reducing outstanding Pre-IPO options to 10.23 million. No grants or cancellations occurred under the Pre-IPO or the 2023 Share Option Scheme, the latter of which retains capacity for up to 173.25 million shares. Likewise, the 2023 Restricted Share Unit Scheme, capped at 225.37 million shares, recorded no issuances in August.

Fenbi confirmed that at month-end it continued to meet the Main Board’s minimum 25% public-float requirement. The company also stated that all share issuances were duly authorised and compliant with applicable regulations.

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