SG Group Proposes Third Restated M&A to Comply With Hong Kong’s Uncertificated Securities Regime

Bulletin Express09-29

SG Group Holdings Limited (SG Group) has announced plans to overhaul its constitutional documents, proposing to replace its Second Amended and Restated Memorandum and Articles of Association (M&A) with a Third Amended and Restated version.

The proposed amendments are designed to: • Align the M&A with the latest legal and regulatory standards underpinning Hong Kong’s uncertificated securities market, including the Securities and Futures (Uncertificated Securities Market) Rules (Cap. 571AS). • Incorporate “consequential and housekeeping” updates, notably references to the company’s planned name change and the share subdivision first disclosed on 10 September 2026.

Implementation timetable and approvals: • The new M&A will be tabled as a special resolution at SG Group’s forthcoming Annual General Meeting (AGM). • If approved, the updated M&A will take effect immediately after the AGM’s conclusion.

Next steps: • A circular detailing the full text of the amendments and the AGM notice will be dispatched to shareholders and published on the websites of the Hong Kong Stock Exchange and SG Group “in due course.”

Board composition: • Executive Directors: Zha Wenyu (Chairman), Wang Chunbin, Zhang Denghui, and Jiang Hongqing • Non-Executive Director: Choi King Ting, Charles • Independent Non-Executive Directors: Luo Ying, Chen Liangyin, and Cao Sheng

The announcement was issued in Hong Kong on 29 September 2026.

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