GME Group trims outstanding shares by 172,000 in June, maintains compliant public float

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GME Group Holdings Limited (month ended 30 June 2026) reported a minor reduction in its issued share base following a share-repurchase and cancellation exercise.

Key takeaways

1. Share repurchase and cancellation • On 30 June 2026, the company bought back and immediately cancelled 172,000 ordinary shares at HKD 1.26 each, following shareholder approval on 22 May 2026. • The transaction lowered the company’s issued share count (excluding treasury shares) from 477.09 million to 476.92 million, a 0.04% contraction.

2. Authorised share capital unchanged • Authorised capital remained at 2.00 billion ordinary shares with a par value of HKD 0.01, equivalent to HKD 20.00 million.

3. Treasury-share position • GME Group held no treasury shares before or after the repurchase; all repurchased shares were cancelled upon acquisition.

4. Public-float compliance • The company confirmed adherence to the minimum 25% public-float requirement under GEM Rule 17.37D(1) as at 30 June 2026.

5. No other equity movements • There were no new issues, exercises or conversions of options, warrants, or other convertible instruments during the month.

The filing, submitted on 3 July 2026, affirms that all regulatory and corporate authorisations related to the share movements have been satisfied, as certified by Company Secretary Kevin Chun Kit Sze.

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