GF Securities Reports Stable Share Base in March 2026; HK$2.15 Billion Convertible Bonds Remain Unexercised

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GF Securities Co., Ltd. (GF Securities) filed its Monthly Return for Equity Issuer for the period ended 31 March 2026, confirming no movements in either authorised or issued share capital during the month.

Authorised / Registered Capital • Ordinary A shares: 5.90 billion shares at RMB 1 par value. • Ordinary H shares: 1.92 billion shares at RMB 1 par value. Total authorised/registered share capital therefore stayed at 7.82 billion shares, equivalent to RMB 7.82 billion in nominal terms.

Issued Shares • H shares in Hong Kong: 1.92 billion; no treasury shares outstanding or movements recorded. • A shares in Shenzhen: 5.90 billion; likewise no treasury shares or changes. The H-share public-float requirement was met, exceeding the 5% threshold stipulated for PRC issuers with dual listings.

Convertible Instruments GF Securities maintains HK$2.15 billion zero-coupon convertible bonds due 2027. No conversions occurred in March, leaving the entire issue outstanding and retaining the potential to add up to 108.48 million new H shares at a conversion price of HK$19.82 per share.

Corporate Compliance The company confirmed that all securities-related activities complied with Hong Kong listing rules and other regulatory requirements. No share options, warrants, Hong Kong Depositary Receipts, or other equity instruments were issued or exercised during the month.

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