Nongfu Spring Records Stable Share Capital in May 2026 and Meets Public-Float Requirement

Bulletin Express06-02 18:03

Hong Kong-listed Nongfu Spring Co., Ltd. released its Monthly Return for Equity Issuer covering May 2026, confirming a steady capital structure and compliance with Hong Kong Stock Exchange public-float rules.

Authorised and issued share capital remained unchanged during the month. Registered ordinary H-shares stood at 5.03 billion shares with a par value of RMB 0.10, representing authorised capital of RMB 503.47 million. Domestic shares were unchanged at 6.21 billion units with authorised capital of RMB 621.18 million. Total authorised share capital therefore remained at RMB 1.12 billion.

The issued share count also showed no movement. H-shares in issue totalled 5.03 billion, while domestic shares stood at 6.21 billion, with no treasury shares outstanding. The company reported zero share issuances, cancellations, conversions, or repurchases during the period.

Nongfu Spring confirmed adherence to the Hong Kong Main Board’s minimum public-float requirement, maintaining at least the initial prescribed threshold of 14.11 % for its H-share class.

No share option schemes, warrants, convertible instruments, depositary receipts, or other equity arrangements were outstanding or transacted in May 2026. The monthly report was signed by Executive Director and Company Secretary Mr. Han Linyou on 2 June 2026.

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