Zhenro Properties: April 2026 Monthly Return Shows Stable Capital Structure and Full Public Float Compliance

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Hong Kong-listed Zhenro Properties Group Limited reported zero changes in its share capital for the month ended 30 April 2026, according to the company’s latest Monthly Return filed on 6 May 2026.

Authorised capital remained at 5.00 billion ordinary shares with a par value of USD 0.00001 each, translating into total authorised share capital of USD 50,000.

Issued share capital was unchanged at 4.37 billion ordinary shares, and the company continued to hold no treasury shares. As no shares were issued, repurchased or cancelled during the month, total issued shares and treasury shares both recorded a net movement of zero.

Zhenro Properties confirmed that it satisfied the Hong Kong Stock Exchange’s minimum public float requirement of 25 per cent as at 30 April 2026.

Under the existing share option scheme (approved on 15 December 2017), no options were outstanding or exercised during the month, leaving the full headroom of 400.00 million shares available for future grants. The company reported no warrants, convertible securities or other agreements that could dilute the share base.

All regulatory confirmations required under Main Board Rule 13.25C were provided by Director Chan King Tak, asserting full compliance with listing rules and relevant laws.

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