China Aoyuan (03883) Adds 0.59 Million New Shares via Convertible Bond Conversion; Issued Share Count Rises to 4.59 Billion

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China Aoyuan Group Limited (03883.HK) filed its Monthly Return for Equity Issuer for February 2026 with Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing on 19 March 2026, detailing modest capital changes driven by convertible bond activity.

For the month ended 28 February 2026, the company’s authorised share capital remained unchanged at 100.00 billion ordinary shares with a par value of HKD 0.01 each, equivalent to HKD 1.00 billion in authorised capital.

Issued share movements were limited to the conversion of zero-coupon mandatory convertible bonds due 2028: • New shares issued: 592,312 • Previous outstanding shares: 4,584,675,366 • Shares in issue at month-end: 4,585,267,678 No treasury shares were held or cancelled during the period.

Convertible bond position: • Outstanding principal before conversion: USD 80.92 million • Principal after conversion: USD 80.87 million • Subscription/Conversion price: HKD 0.66 per share • Remaining shares that may be issued on full conversion: 959.31 million

Share option activity was static; no options were exercised, leaving 243.16 million shares available for potential future issuance under the 2018 scheme.

Public float exceeded the Main Board’s 25 % requirement, and the company affirmed full compliance with all listing and regulatory obligations in relation to the month’s share issuances.

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