TradeGo FinTech Monthly Return (Mar 2026): Share Capital Steady, Public Float Compliance Confirmed

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TradeGo FinTech Limited filed its monthly return for the period ended 31 March 2026, confirming that all key share capital metrics remained unchanged.

Authorised/Registered Capital • 2.00 billion ordinary shares at HKD 0.01 par value, equivalent to HKD 20.00 million. • No increase or decrease recorded during the month.

Issued and Treasury Shares • Issued shares (excluding treasury): 713.00 million. • Treasury shares: 37.00 million. • Total issued shares: 750.00 million. • No movements—neither new issues nor treasury share transfers—were reported in March.

Public Float • Management affirmed compliance with the minimum 25% public-float requirement under GEM Rule 17.37D(1).

Share Option Scheme • Outstanding options: 10.00 million. • No grants, exercises, cancellations, or lapses in March. • Potential shares issuable under existing options: 10.00 million; overall scheme mandate permits up to 40.00 million shares.

Other Securities • The company reported no outstanding warrants, convertibles, or other agreements that could affect share capital.

Regulatory Confirmation • The filing, submitted on 2 April 2026 by Executive Director Liu Yong, states that all activities complied with Hong Kong listing rules and relevant regulatory requirements.

Bottom Line TradeGo FinTech closed March 2026 with a stable capital structure, unchanged share counts, and full adherence to public-float and regulatory obligations.

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