UISEE TECH Maintains Stable Share Structure and Meets Public Float Requirement in First Post-Listing Monthly Return (May 2026)

Bulletin Express06-04 19:03

UISEE Technologies (Beijing) Co., Ltd. released its inaugural Monthly Return for the period ended 31 May 2026, covering the first 12 days of trading on the Hong Kong Main Board following its 20 May 2026 listing. Key takeaways are as follows:

1. Share Capital Structure • Registered share capital stood unchanged at RMB 16.25 million, split between 126.73 million H shares and 35.76 million domestic shares, each with a par value of RMB 0.10. • No authorised or registered share adjustments were recorded during the period.

2. Issued Shares and Treasury Stock • Issued H shares: 126.73 million; issued domestic shares: 35.76 million. • The company held zero treasury shares, and there were no share issuances, cancellations, or repurchases.

3. Public Float Compliance • As at 31 May 2026, UISEE TECH confirmed compliance with the Hong Kong Main Board’s minimum public-float threshold, maintaining at least the 15.31% free float prescribed at listing.

4. Capital Instruments • No movements were reported in share options, warrants, convertibles, or other equity-linked instruments during the month.

This initial disclosure highlights a stable equity base and confirms adherence to Hong Kong listing regulations immediately after the company’s market debut.

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