CMON Limited (01792) Releases December 2025 Monthly Return, Completes 35-to-1 Share Consolidation

Bulletin Express02-27 18:02

CMON Limited (01792) submitted its monthly return for the month ended 31 December 2025 on 27 February 2026. The company disclosed an increase in authorised share capital, accompanied by a 35-to-1 share consolidation effective 11 December 2025.

The total authorised share capital rose from HKD 0.38 million (7.60 billion shares at HKD 0.00005 each) to HKD 1.75 million (1.00 billion shares at HKD 0.00175 each). This reflected the creation of an additional 27.40 billion shares before consolidation and the subsequent adjustment in par value.

Following the consolidation, the issued share capital decreased from 1.81 billion shares to 51.60 million shares. The company confirmed that it meets the public float requirement under the applicable Listing Rules.

Under its share option scheme, 57.88 million options were outstanding prior to consolidation. After the consolidation, no new shares were issued from option exercises during the month. The number of shares that could be issued upon exercise amounted to approximately 1.65 million as of the end of December 2025.

No warrants, convertible securities, or other share issuance arrangements were reported. The submission also included confirmations that all relevant legal and regulatory requirements for the reported transactions had been fulfilled.

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