IGG Inc. (00799) Announces January 2026 Share Capital Movements and Repurchases

Bulletin Express02-04 16:47

IGG Inc. (00799) released its Monthly Return for January 2026, confirming that the authorized share capital remains at 2,000,000,000 ordinary shares, each with a par value of USD 0.0000025, for a total authorized share capital of USD 5,000.

The total issued shares stood at 1,175,580,599 at the end of January 2026, unchanged from the previous month. However, the number of issued shares excluding treasury shares decreased by 622,000, from 1,145,787,599 to 1,145,165,599, while treasury shares rose by the same amount to 30,415,000. The minimum public float threshold of 25% remains satisfied.

The company’s share option scheme shows 582,000 outstanding options, with no changes in issued shares arising from option exercises during the month. Under the Performance-based Share Award Scheme, certain tranches lapsed due to the failure to meet vesting conditions, and no new shares were issued or transferred out of treasury. The Share Incentive Scheme currently covers 119,800,659 shares available for issuance as restricted shares or through option exercises.

During January 2026, IGG Inc. repurchased a total of 622,000 shares across several dates at prices ranging between HKD 3.77 and HKD 3.86, and these repurchased shares were held as treasury shares. With all transactions properly authorized and filed, the company confirms compliance with relevant regulatory and listing requirements.

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