Brilliance China Maintains Stable Share Base in July; Confirms Compliance with HKEX Public-Float Rule

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Brilliance China Automotive Holdings Limited reported no changes to its share capital structure for the month ended 31 July 2026, according to the company’s monthly return filed with Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Limited on 4 August 2026.

• Authorised share capital remained at 8.00 billion ordinary shares with a par value of USD 0.01, equivalent to USD 80.00 million.

• Issued share capital stood unchanged at 5.05 billion ordinary shares. The company held no treasury shares, and there were neither share issuances nor repurchases during the period.

• Brilliance China confirmed it met the Main Board’s minimum public-float threshold of 25% at month-end.

• Under the share-option scheme approved on 4 June 2019, up to 504.53 million shares—about 10% of existing issued shares—remain available for potential future issuance, but no options were outstanding or exercised in July, and no funds were raised via option exercises.

• The filing shows no outstanding warrants, convertible securities, or other agreements that could dilute equity, and no movements were recorded under other capital headings.

With a static share count and full compliance with Hong Kong listing requirements, Brilliance China’s equity structure closed July 2026 unchanged, providing clarity on shareholder dilution risk while highlighting an unutilised option pool for potential future capital or incentive needs.

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