CON AERO TECH: J.P. Morgan Securities Issues Derivatives Over 3.45 Million Shares During Delisting Process

Bulletin Express06-24 16:45

Continental Aerospace Technologies Holding Limited (“CON AERO TECH”) disclosed that J.P. Morgan Securities PLC, identified as a Class (5) associate of the offeror in the company’s proposed delisting, executed four derivative transactions involving a total of 3.45 million reference shares on 23 June 2026.

The derivatives—classified as “other types of products”—carry maturities on 20 July 2027, 26 July 2027 and 28 July 2027. Transaction details are as follows:

• 750,000 reference shares at a price of USD 0.3955 per share, notional value USD 0.30 million. • 200,000 reference shares at the same USD 0.3955 per share, notional value USD 0.08 million. • 1.75 million reference shares at USD 0.4008 per share, notional value USD 0.70 million. • 750,000 reference shares at USD 0.4008 per share, notional value USD 0.30 million.

Aggregate notional consideration reached USD 1.38 million, and J.P. Morgan Securities PLC’s resultant position in CON AERO TECH rose to 197.26 million shares.

According to the filing, the trades were executed for J.P. Morgan Securities PLC’s own account. The entity is ultimately owned by JPMorgan Chase & Co. and is deemed a connected associate under the Hong Kong Code on Takeovers and Mergers. The disclosure fulfills Rule 22 requirements in relation to the ongoing delisting proposal for CON AERO TECH.

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