China Financial International Investments Cuts Issued Shares by 80% Following Share Consolidation

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China Financial International Investments Limited released its Monthly Return for the period ended 30 June 2026, detailing the impact of its recently completed share consolidation.

The company’s authorised share capital remained unchanged at HKD 300.00 million, but the composition shifted markedly: the number of authorised ordinary shares contracted from 30.00 billion (par value HKD 0.01) to 6.00 billion (par value HKD 0.05).

Issued share capital underwent a similar adjustment. Outstanding ordinary shares fell by 8.78 billion to 2.19 billion, equivalent to a 79.97% reduction versus the previous month’s 10.97 billion shares. No treasury shares were held before or after the transaction.

The share option scheme adopted on 15 December 2017 was recalibrated in line with the consolidation. Outstanding options decreased by 800.00 million to 200.00 million, with 19.43 million shares remaining available for future issuance under the scheme. No new shares were issued and no treasury shares were transferred during June, and therefore no funds were raised from option exercises.

Despite the sizable reduction in share count, China Financial International Investments confirmed that it continues to meet the Main Board’s minimum 25% public-float requirement as at 30 June 2026.

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