First Tractor Reports Stable Share Capital Structure in May 2026; Public Float Fully Compliant

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First Tractor Company Limited released its Monthly Return for Equity Issuers for the period ended 31 May 2026, confirming that both its Hong Kong-listed H shares and Shanghai-listed A shares saw no movements during the month.

Authorised / Registered Share Capital • H shares: 391.94 million shares at RMB 1 par value, unchanged from April 2026. • A shares: 731.71 million shares at RMB 1 par value, also unchanged. • Total authorised/registered share capital remained steady at RMB 1.12 billion.

Issued Shares and Treasury Position • H shares in issue: 391.94 million; treasury shares: none. • A shares in issue: 731.71 million; treasury shares: none. • No new issuance, cancellation, or repurchase activity was recorded.

Public Float Compliance • The company affirmed compliance with the Hong Kong Stock Exchange’s minimum public-float requirement—at least 5% of total H-share issuance— as of 31 May 2026.

Equity Instruments • The issuer reported no outstanding share options, warrants, convertible securities, or other share-related agreements.

Governance • The filing was submitted by Joint Company Secretary Liu Bin on 1 June 2026.

Overall, the May 2026 return underscores a period of capital stability for First Tractor, with an unchanged share count and full adherence to regulatory public-float thresholds.

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