Henlius Reports Stable Share Capital for May 2026; Minor Lapses in Option and RSU Pools

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Shanghai Henlius Biotech, Inc. filed its May 2026 monthly return, confirming that the company’s share structure remained unchanged during the period.

Total authorised and registered share capital held steady at RMB 543.49 million, comprising 346.07 million H-shares listed in Hong Kong and 197.42 million unlisted ordinary shares, each with a par value of RMB 1.

Issued share capital mirrored the authorised total—346.07 million H-shares and 197.42 million unlisted shares—with zero treasury shares outstanding. Henlius also reaffirmed compliance with Hong Kong’s public-float requirement, maintaining the initial prescribed threshold of 18.77%.

Equity incentive activity was limited. Under the 2025 H Share Option Scheme, 10,000 options lapsed, trimming outstanding options to 7.71 million. These options could give rise to 28.04 million new H-shares if fully exercised; no shares were issued and no funds were raised during the month.

The 2025 H Share RSU Scheme recorded a lapse of 10,000 RSUs, leaving 7.73 million RSUs outstanding at month-end. No restricted shares were vested or issued.

With no share issuances, buybacks, or treasury movements, Henlius closed May 2026 with an unchanged total of 543.49 million issued shares, underscoring stable capital structure throughout the month.

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