China Financial Int'l Investments Reports Stable Share Capital and Sufficient Public Float in April 2026

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China Financial International Investments Limited filed its monthly return for the period ended 30 April 2026, confirming that all key equity metrics remained unchanged during the month. The document was submitted to Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Limited on 06 May 2026.

Authorised Capital • Ordinary share authorisation stayed at 30.00 billion shares with a par value of HKD 0.01, maintaining total authorised capital at HKD 300.00 million.

Issued Shares and Public Float • Issued ordinary shares (excluding treasury shares) remained at 10.97 billion. • The company held no treasury shares. • The public float met the Main Board’s initial prescribed threshold of 25 per cent.

Share Option Scheme Activity • Under the share option scheme adopted on 15 December 2017, 1.00 billion options were outstanding at month-end, unchanged from March. • No options were exercised, cancelled, or lapsed, and no new shares were issued under the scheme. • Shares still available for future grant under the scheme totalled 97.16 million.

Other Equity Instruments • No warrants, convertible securities, or other share-issuing agreements were outstanding or executed during the month.

Regulatory Confirmations • The company secretary, Mak Tsz Yeung, confirmed full compliance with Hong Kong listing rules and all relevant regulatory requirements for the reporting period.

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