Dragon King GP’s March Filing Shows Stable Share Structure and Sufficient Public Float

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Scorching Dragon Holdings Limited, trading as Dragon King GP, submitted its monthly return for the period ended 31 March 2026, confirming no changes to share capital or public float compliance.

Authorised Capital • Authorised share capital remained at 500.00 million ordinary shares with a par value of HKD 0.10, equivalent to HKD 50.00 million.

Issued Shares • Issued share count held steady at 290.30 million shares. • The company reported zero treasury shares, leaving total issued shares unchanged at 290.30 million. • No shares were issued, repurchased, or cancelled during the month.

Public Float • Management affirmed compliance with the minimum 25% public-float requirement under GEM Rule 17.37D(1).

Share Option Scheme • No options were outstanding or exercised in March. • The scheme capacity allows up to 14.40 million shares to be granted in future, representing 4.96% of current issued shares.

Other Equity Instruments • The filing recorded no warrants, convertible securities, Hong Kong depositary receipts, or other share-issuance arrangements.

Capital-Raising Activity • Total funds raised from equity transactions during the month: HKD 0.

The March report indicates a stable equity position for Dragon King GP, with authorised and issued share totals unchanged and ample headroom remaining under the existing share option scheme.

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