BAIC Motor Confirms Stable Share Capital and Full Public Float Compliance in May 2026 Update

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BAIC Motor Corporation Limited released its Monthly Return for Equity Issuer for the period ended 31 May 2026, confirming that the group’s share capital structure remained unchanged throughout the month.

• Authorised / Registered Capital – H Shares: 2.52 billion authorised and registered shares at a par value of RMB 1, unchanged from the previous month. – Domestic Shares: 5.49 billion authorised and registered shares at a par value of RMB 1, also unchanged. – Combined authorised/registered share capital therefore stood steady at RMB 8.02 billion.

• Issued Shares and Public Float – Issued H Shares (excluding treasury shares) stayed at 2.52 billion, with zero treasury shares outstanding. – Issued Domestic Shares were unchanged at 5.49 billion. – BAIC Motor confirmed adherence to Hong Kong Main Board Rule 13.32D(1), meeting the minimum public-float threshold of 17.58% for its H-share class.

• Capital‐Market Activity The filing reports no movements during May 2026 in: 1) Share options under any scheme, 2) Warrants, 3) Convertible securities, 4) Other agreements to issue shares, or 5) Repurchases or treasury share transactions.

With the capital base intact and regulatory requirements satisfied, BAIC Motor’s share capital structure at 31 May 2026 comprised a total of 8.02 billion issued shares—2.52 billion H Shares listed in Hong Kong and 5.49 billion unlisted domestic shares.

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