Phoenitron Reports Stable Share Base at 664.13 Million Shares in March 2026 Monthly Return

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On 2 April 2026, Phoenitron Holdings Limited filed its monthly return for the period ended 31 March 2026, confirming an unchanged capital structure during the month.

Phoenitron’s authorised share capital remained at 1.50 billion ordinary shares with a par value of HKD 0.20 each, equivalent to HKD 300.00 million.

Issued capital was steady at 663.80 million ordinary shares (excluding treasury shares), while treasury shares totalled 0.33 million, leaving total issued shares at 664.13 million. No shares were issued, cancelled, or transferred during March.

The company affirmed compliance with the Hong Kong Exchange’s minimum public-float requirement of 25 percent for its listed class of shares.

Under the HK$0.20 Share Option Scheme approved on 8 January 2008, 5.40 million options were outstanding at month-end. There were no option exercises, no new share issuances, and no treasury share transfers in March. The same 5.40 million shares remain available for potential issuance upon future option exercises.

Phoenitron reported no outstanding warrants, convertible securities, or other share-issuance agreements, and no additional movements in treasury shares. The filing was signed by Company Secretary Ching Shuk Wah Shirley, who confirmed full compliance with Hong Kong listing and regulatory requirements.

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