AustAsia Group Reports Stable Share Base at 980.65 Million; Confirms Public Float Compliance for March 2026

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AustAsia Group Ltd. (AustAsia Group) filed its Monthly Return for Equity Issuer (March 2026), confirming that its issued share capital remained unchanged during the month.

Key takeaways:

• Steady share count: As of 31 March 2026, AustAsia Group had 980.65 million ordinary shares in issue, identical to the end-February figure. The company held no treasury shares.

• Public float intact: Management affirmed compliance with the Hong Kong Main Board’s minimum 25% public float requirement.

• Equity incentive headroom: – Share Option Scheme (approved 5 June 2024) allows up to 70.05 million new shares to be issued; no options are currently outstanding or exercised. – Post-IPO Restricted Share Unit Scheme (adopted 5 December 2022) permits issuance of up to 69.99 million shares; no RSUs were granted, vested or settled in March.

• Capital structure: As a Singapore-incorporated company, AustAsia Group has no authorised capital limit and its shares have no par value.

• No activity in other equity instruments: The period saw no movements in warrants, convertibles, share repurchases or other share issuance agreements.

The filing, signed by Director and CEO Edgar Dowse Collins on 9 April 2026, indicates a stable capital base and continued alignment with Hong Kong listing requirements.

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