CROSSTEC boosts share capital by 6.98% after HK$5.50 million bond conversion

Bulletin Express05-11

CROSSTEC Group Holdings Limited announced that MKI has converted HK$5.50 million of its outstanding convertible bonds (CB) into equity at a conversion price of HK$0.11 per share. The transaction, completed on 11 May 2026, resulted in the issuance of 50.00 million new shares.

The company’s total issued share capital expanded 6.98%, rising from 716.62 million to 766.62 million shares. The newly issued shares represent 6.52% of the enlarged share base.

Post-conversion, MKI strengthened its position as the largest shareholder. Its stake increased from 174.70 million shares (24.38%) to 224.70 million shares (29.31%) of the enlarged total. HIL’s holding remained unchanged at 130.00 million shares, though its ownership diluted from 18.14% to 16.96%. Public shareholders now collectively own 411.92 million shares, equal to 53.73% of the company.

The conversion forms part of the CB programme detailed in the company’s earlier circular (8 August 2025) and subsequent announcements. No other changes to board composition or additional corporate actions were reported.

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