China Huajun Doubles Its Issued Share Capital with 94.00 Million New Shares in September 2026

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China Huajun Group Limited submitted its statutory monthly return to Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing on 05 October 2026, covering movements in securities for the month ended 30 September 2026.

The company’s authorised share capital remained unchanged at 400.00 million ordinary shares with a par value of HKD 1.00 each, equivalent to HKD 400.00 million.

Issued share capital expanded sharply during the month. The register shows: • Opening balance (31 August 2026): 93.49 million shares. • New shares issued: 94.00 million shares. • Closing balance (30 September 2026): 187.49 million shares.

The additional 94.00 million ordinary shares were allotted on 02 September 2026 at HKD 1.00 per share under a specific mandate approved at the special general meeting on 26 August 2026. Post-issuance, China Huajun’s issued share capital now represents 46.9% of its authorised limit, leaving headroom for a further 212.51 million shares if required.

No treasury shares were held or cancelled during the period, and there were no movements involving warrants, convertible securities or other share-linked instruments. The company’s 2007 Share Option Scheme recorded no option exercises; 6.07 million shares remain available for potential future grant.

China Huajun confirmed compliance with Hong Kong’s minimum public-float requirement of 25% as at 30 September 2026.

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