Henlius Maintains Stable Share Capital in March; Confirms Public-Float Compliance

Bulletin Express04-08 18:43

Shanghai Henlius Biotech, Inc. (Henlius) filed its Monthly Return for Equity Issuer covering March 2026, reporting no changes in either authorised or issued share capital.

Key Takeaways

• Share capital unchanged – Authorised/registered capital remained at 543.49 million ordinary shares (par value: RMB 1.00 each), comprising 346.07 million H shares listed in Hong Kong and 197.42 million unlisted shares. – Issued H shares were flat at 346.07 million; the company held no treasury shares.

• Public-float requirement met Henlius confirmed compliance with the Hong Kong Main Board’s minimum float threshold of 18.77% for its H shares as at 31 March 2026.

• Equity incentive plans saw limited activity – 2025 H Share Option Scheme: 10,000 options lapsed, reducing outstanding options to 6.99 million; no new shares were issued and no treasury shares were transferred. – 2025 H Share RSU Scheme: 10,000 RSUs lapsed during the month; 7.01 million RSUs remain outstanding with no share issuances or treasury share movements.

• No warrants, convertibles, or other equity-linked instruments were exercised or issued during the period.

Overall, Henlius reported a static equity structure for March 2026, with incentive-plan adjustments exerting no impact on share count or capital structure.

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