AIA Announces Estimated Grant of 1.51 Million Restricted Stock Subscription Units Under 2026 Agency Share Purchase Plan

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AIA Group Limited (AIA) disclosed that 5,569 of its agency leaders and agents have enrolled in the 2026 Agency Share Purchase Plan (ASPP), committing to make monthly purchases of AIA shares between 1 May 2026 and 30 April 2027.

Based on the HK$79.35 closing price on 23 March 2026, the Company expects to grant approximately 1.51 million Restricted Stock Subscription Units (RSSUs) during the plan year. Each RSSU entitles the holder to one AIA share upon vesting, resulting in the same number of Awarded Shares being issued. Participants receive one matching share for every two shares they purchase, with individual monthly contributions capped at HK$12,500.

Key terms of the 2026 RSSU grant: • Total estimated RSSUs: 1.51 million • Purchase consideration per RSSU: Nil • Subscription price per Awarded Share: US$1.00 • Vesting period: 27 May 2026 – 27 May 2029 • Performance targets / clawback: None stipulated

AIA’s Board believes the grants will deepen agents’ long-term alignment with the Company by fostering direct equity ownership. As of the announcement date, 281.55 million shares remain available for future grants under the ASPP’s existing scheme mandate limit.

The Board noted that actual RSSU grants may vary as participants retain the option to cease monthly share purchases during the plan year. Detailed updates will be provided in AIA’s forthcoming interim and annual reports.

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