Yip's Chemical Reports Stable Share Capital and Public Float Compliance in April 2026

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Yip's Chemical Holdings Limited released its Monthly Return for April 2026, confirming no changes to its share capital structure and full compliance with Hong Kong Stock Exchange public-float requirements.

• Authorised Share Capital: The company kept its authorised share capital at 800.00 million ordinary shares with a par value of HKD 0.10, equivalent to HKD 80.00 million; no increase or decrease was recorded during the month.

• Issued and Treasury Shares: Issued shares (excluding treasury shares) remained at 558.46 million, while treasury shares stood at 10.02 million, resulting in an unchanged total of 568.48 million shares.

• Share Option Scheme: Under the 6 June 2022 option scheme, 2.05 million options were outstanding at month-end, identical to the preceding month. The scheme still allows issuance or transfer of up to 54.80 million shares; no options were exercised and no treasury shares were transferred in April, raising no new funds.

• Public Float: Management confirmed the company met the Main Board’s minimum 25 percent public-float requirement as of 30 April 2026.

• Regulatory Compliance: Executive Director and Company Secretary Ho Sai Hou certified that all securities-related activities complied with applicable listing rules and legal obligations.

The unchanged capital position signals continued stability in Yip's Chemical’s equity structure through April 2026.

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