GigaDevice Reports Stable Share Capital in April 2026; H-Share Public Float at 4.75%

Bulletin Express05-07

GigaDevice Semiconductor Inc. (GigaDevice) filed its Monthly Return for the period ended 30 April 2026, confirming that no changes occurred in its share capital structure during the month.

The company’s registered share capital remained at RMB 701.10 million, split between 667.85 million A-shares listed in Shanghai and 33.25 million H-shares listed in Hong Kong. Issued shares and treasury shares were unchanged, with 667.25 million A-shares outstanding (0.60 million held in treasury) and the full 33.25 million H-shares in public hands.

GigaDevice affirmed compliance with Main Board Rule 13.32D, maintaining a 4.75% public float for its H-shares. The market value of the H-share public float stood at HK$12.24 billion as of month-end, comfortably above the HK$1 billion regulatory threshold.

Incentive plans also stayed static. Outstanding options under four stock-option schemes totaled 10.34 million, while 4,565 restricted shares granted under the 2021 Restricted Share Incentive Plan represented 0.001% of total issued shares. No options were exercised, and no new shares were issued, repurchased, or cancelled during April.

The company secretary confirmed that all regulatory filings and listing rule requirements were fully met for the reporting period.

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