CGS Reports No Share Capital Changes in March 2026 Monthly Return

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China Galaxy Securities Co., Ltd. (CGS) filed its Monthly Return for the period ended 31 March 2026, confirming that the group’s share structure and public-float status remained unchanged during the month.

• Issued Share Capital unchanged: CGS closed March with a total of 10.93 billion issued ordinary shares at a par value of RMB 1.00 each, identical to the prior month. This comprises: – 3.69 billion H shares listed in Hong Kong. – 7.24 billion A shares listed on the Shanghai Stock Exchange.

• No new issuance or repurchases: The filing shows zero movements in issued shares or treasury shares across both H- and A-share classes. There were no share options, warrants, convertibles, or other equity instruments exercised or issued during the month.

• Public-float compliance: For the Hong Kong-listed H shares, CGS affirmed that the minimum 5% public-float requirement for PRC issuers was fully met as of 31 March 2026.

• Regulatory confirmations: The company secretary certified that all regulatory requirements under Hong Kong’s Main Board Rule 13.25C were satisfied, with no outstanding conditions or filings related to any equity transactions.

CGS’s static capital base in March signals operational steadiness, with both domestic (A-share) and international (H-share) investor interests preserved and regulatory obligations duly met.

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