SG Issuer Files Supplemental Listing Document for 686 Million Callable Bull/Bear Contracts Linked to Four Hong Kong Stocks Including Xiaomi

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On October 20, SG Issuer published a supplemental listing document dated October 20, 2026, proposing to issue five series of European-style cash-settled Category R callable bull/bear contracts totaling 686,000,000 units, unconditionally and irrevocably guaranteed by Société Générale, with Société Générale Securities (Hong Kong) Limited acting as the liquidity provider.

The five series of callable bull/bear contracts carry stock codes 69855, 69898, 69902, 69905, and 69906, linked respectively to Xiaomi Corp. (01810), Baidu Inc., Hua Hong Semiconductor, Lenovo Group, and Hua Hong Semiconductor, with issue sizes of 226,000,000 units, 105,000,000 units, 105,000,000 units, 150,000,000 units, and 100,000,000 units respectively, and issue prices of HK$0.027, HK$0.086, HK$0.079, HK$0.055, and HK$0.138 respectively.

The launch date for each series is October 16, 2026, the issue date is October 21, 2026, the proposed listing date and observation start date is October 22, 2026, and the expiry dates are July 29, 2027, October 28, 2027, December 28, 2028, August 30, 2027, and October 28, 2027 respectively.

The issuer's executive board authorized the issuance of these callable bull/bear contracts on November 19, 2015. The callable bull/bear contracts are subject to obtaining listing approval from the Stock Exchange before they can be issued.

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