Movement Alert|MOBVISTA Intraday Rise 6.14% in Regular Trading, RSU Plan Revision and Share Awards in Focus

Market Focus10-28

On October 28, MOBVISTA posted an Intraday Rise of 6.14% in Regular Trading, with the stock trading at HK$10.11 and turnover of HK$16.89 million.

The latest disclosed catalyst was the company’s proposal to revise and restate its articles of association and amend its existing RSU plan, alongside the grant of 1.0375 million award shares to 14 grantees.

According to the company’s recent announcements, the amended plan would be renamed the 2026 Existing Share RSU Scheme, broaden eligible participants to include group employees, directors at all levels including independent non-executive directors, and other contributors, while extending the scheme term by 10 years after shareholder approval. The awards granted on October 26 included 18,000 shares to executive director Jiang Ruofan and 1.0195 million shares to 13 employees. The company also said the plan would be funded only by existing shares rather than new share issuance. Separately, MOBVISTA had recently conducted repeated on-market buybacks, including repurchasing 479,000 shares for about HK$4.72 million on October 23, offering additional background to capital management activity.

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