YIXIN Adds 13.25 Million Shares via Option Exercises in May 2026; Public Float Continues to Exceed Requirement

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Yixin Group Limited (易鑫集团有限公司) has released its monthly return for the period ended 31 May 2026, detailing a modest expansion of its issued share base driven by employee option exercises.

The company issued 13.25 million new ordinary shares during May, raising HKD 9.28 million at an exercise price of HKD 0.70 per share under the 2024 Share Scheme. This lifted total issued shares (excluding treasury shares) to 6.80 billion, up 0.19 % from the 6.79 billion shares outstanding at the end of April. No treasury shares were held or transferred.

Authorised capital remained unchanged at 15.00 billion ordinary shares with a par value of USD 0.0001 each, equivalent to authorised share capital of USD 1.50 million.

Yixin confirmed that its public float comfortably satisfies the Hong Kong Stock Exchange’s minimum threshold of 22.99 % of issued shares.

Post-transaction, 358.41 million options under the 2024 Share Scheme and 1.55 million options under the Pre-IPO Scheme remain outstanding. In addition, up to 246.92 million shares could be issued in future under the share-award component of the 2024 Share Scheme, while a further 8.33 million options are still available for grant.

No movements were reported in relation to warrants, convertible securities, share repurchases, or treasury shares during the month.

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