Ajisen China Maintains Stable Share Capital and Confirms Public Float Compliance in April 2026 Update

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Ajisen (China) Holdings Limited released its Monthly Return for Equity Issuer for the period ended 30 April 2026, showing no changes in either authorised or issued share capital during the month.

Highlights:

• Authorised Share Capital – The total authorised share count remained at 10.00 billion ordinary shares with a par value of HKD 0.10 each, keeping authorised share capital steady at HKD 1.00 billion.

• Issued Shares – Issued shares (excluding treasury shares) stood unchanged at 1.09 billion, and the company continued to hold zero treasury shares. No new shares were issued, repurchased, or cancelled in April.

• Public Float – Ajisen China confirmed compliance with the Main Board minimum public-float requirement of 25% of issued shares as at 30 April 2026.

• Share Option Scheme – The 13 July 2017 share option scheme showed 23.25 million options outstanding, unchanged from the prior month. These options could result in the issue or transfer of up to 18.73 million shares, while the scheme’s remaining mandate allows for a further 85.91 million shares to be granted in future. No options were exercised, and no proceeds were raised during the reporting period.

Overall, Ajisen China’s equity structure and capital base were stable throughout April 2026, with all regulatory confirmations in place and no equity dilution events recorded.

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