Hong Kong-listed China Financial International Investments Limited (C FIN INT I-NEW) has filed its resubmitted Monthly Return for the period ended 30 June 2026, detailing the impact of its recently completed 5-for-1 share consolidation.
The corporate action, effective 2 June 2026, compressed every five HK$0.01 share into one HK$0.05 share. Consequently, authorised share capital remained unchanged at HK$300 million, while the authorised share count contracted from 30.00 billion to 6.00 billion ordinary shares.
Issued shares fell sharply to 2.19 billion from 10.97 billion at the end of May, a net reduction of 8.78 billion shares attributable entirely to the consolidation. Despite the steep decline in share count, the company confirmed that its public float continues to exceed the Main Board’s 25% minimum threshold.
Outstanding share options under the 2017 scheme were similarly rebased, dropping to 200.00 million from 1.00 billion. These options represent a potential 19.43 million new shares if fully exercised, with no new shares issued or funds raised during the month.
The filing reports no warrants, convertibles, treasury-share movements or other equity-linked instruments for June.
The board and company secretary affirmed full compliance with Hong Kong Listing Rules and other regulatory requirements in executing the consolidation and related share capital adjustments.
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