NUR Holdings Reports No Share Capital Changes for October 2026; Public Float Remains Compliant

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National United Resources Holdings Limited (NUR Holdings) filed its Monthly Return for Equity Issuer for the period ended 31 October 2026, disclosing a stable share capital structure and confirming adherence to Hong Kong’s public-float rules.

Total Issued Shares • Outstanding ordinary shares at 30 September 2026: 675.76 million • Treasury shares: none • Net change during October 2026: nil • Outstanding ordinary shares at 31 October 2026: 675.76 million

Public Float Status The company affirmed that it satisfied the Main Board’s Initial Prescribed Threshold, maintaining at least 25% of issued shares in public hands as required by Rule 13.32D(1).

Capital Movements No activity was recorded under any capital-changing instruments: • Share option schemes – no grants, exercises, lapses or cancellations. • Warrants – no issues or exercises. • Convertible securities – none outstanding or converted. • Other share-issuing agreements – none reported. • Repurchases, redemptions or treasury share transactions – none undertaken.

Governance The filing was authorised by Chairman and Executive Director Mr Ji Kaiping and submitted to Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Limited on 2 November 2026.

Implication The absence of share issuances or repurchases indicates capital stability, while the confirmed public float compliance preserves NUR Holdings’ full conformity with Hong Kong listing requirements.

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