R&F Properties Sets 29 May 2026 AGM; Seeks Fresh 20% Share Issuance Mandate and RMB 100 Billion Financing/Guarantee Headroom

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Guangzhou R&F Properties Co., Ltd. (“R&F Properties”) will convene its 2025 Annual General Meeting (AGM) on 29 May 2026 in Guangzhou. Shareholders will vote on a broad slate of business and capital-management proposals aimed at sustaining liquidity and strengthening governance.

Key items on the agenda:

• Capital Raising Capacity – Board seeks a new general mandate to issue H shares not exceeding 20% of the current issued H-share capital. The mandate runs until the next AGM.

• Debt & Guarantee Framework for 2026 – Proposed ceiling of up to RMB 100 billion in new external guarantees (including those provided by subsidiaries). Any single guarantee ≤ RMB 8 billion may be approved by the chairman. – Authorisation for the Company and its subsidiaries to execute composite credit facilities or loan agreements of up to RMB 8 billion each.

• Direct Debt & Asset Securitisation Plan – Intention to issue direct debt financing products and asset-securitisation products—including REITs—of up to RMB 100 billion (inclusive) during 2026. – Proceeds may be applied to working-capital replenishment, refinancing, urban-renewal projects, acquisitions, equity investments and other lawful uses. – Shareholders will also empower the Board (or its delegate) to determine the specific structure, timing and documentation for individual issuances or extensions of existing products.

• Board & Supervisory Changes – Re-election of executive directors Zhang Hui and Xiang Lijun; non-executive director Li Helen; independent non-executive director (INED) Wong Chun Bong; and shareholder supervisor Zhao Xianglin. – Election of Fergus Chow Oi Wah as a new INED. – All directors will serve three-year terms upon approval.

• Governance & Compliance – Proposed amendments to the Articles of Association to align with updated PRC Company Law and Hong Kong Listing Rules, including provisions for hybrid general meetings and electronic voting.

• Routine Matters – Approval of the 2025 Board and Supervisory Committee reports, audited financial statements, and re-appointment of BDO Limited as external auditor.

The Company emphasises that the planned financing authorisations and guarantee limits are renewals of earlier mandates and are designed to enhance financial flexibility. The AGM proxy form must be lodged with Computershare Hong Kong Investor Services by 28 May 2026. The H-share register will close from 22 May to 29 May 2026 (both dates inclusive) for AGM eligibility.

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