MEIG Posts Stable Share Capital in First Monthly Return Following Hong Kong Listing

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MeiG Smart Technology Co., Ltd. (MEIG) released its Monthly Return for the period ended 31 March 2026, confirming that no changes occurred in either authorised or issued share capital during its first month as a dual-listed company.

• Capital structure unchanged – Authorised share capital remained at 302.01 million shares, comprising 40.25 million H-shares (par value RMB 1) and 261.76 million A-shares (par value RMB 1). – Issued shares mirrored the authorised totals, with zero treasury shares recorded.

• Public float compliant – MEIG affirmed that the H-share public float met the minimum 5 % threshold applicable to PRC issuers under Hong Kong Listing Rule 19A.28B.

• Equity incentive plan steady – The 2024 Stock Option Incentive Plan held 1.50 million outstanding A-share options at month-end; no options were exercised and no shares were issued or transferred.

• Context of disclosure – MEIG’s H-shares commenced trading on the Hong Kong Main Board on 10 March 2026 (stock code 03268), complementing its existing A-share listing on the Shenzhen Stock Exchange (stock code 002881). – Executive Director and Joint Company Secretary Huang Min signed the return on 01 April 2026.

The filing indicates a stable capital base with full compliance on public float requirements during MEIG’s inaugural reporting period as a Hong Kong-listed issuer.

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