CHALIECO Reports No Change in Share Capital for June 2026; Public-Float Compliance Affirmed

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China Aluminum International Engineering Corporation Limited (CHALIECO) has filed its Monthly Return for Equity Issuer to Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Limited, covering the period ended 30 June 2026, with submission dated 6 July 2026.

CHALIECO’s authorised/registered share capital remained unchanged during the month. The company retained 399.48 million H-shares listed in Hong Kong and 2.59 billion A-shares listed in Shanghai, each with a par value of RMB 1. Aggregate authorised/registered share capital therefore stood steady at 2.99 billion shares.

Issued share capital also showed no movement. Outstanding H-shares totalled 399.48 million, while outstanding A-shares were unchanged at 2.59 billion. CHALIECO continued to hold zero treasury shares across both classes, indicating no repurchases or cancellations in June.

The company confirmed compliance with the Hong Kong Stock Exchange’s public-float requirements for its H-shares, meeting the minimum 5% threshold applicable to PRC issuers with other listed shares.

No new share options, warrants, convertible securities, or other equity-linked instruments were issued or outstanding, and there were no other share movements during the period.

The return was authorised by Executive Director and Joint Company Secretary Mr Tao Fulun, underscoring CHALIECO’s adherence to regular disclosure obligations and stable capital structure throughout June 2026.

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