CiDi Inc. Completes 10-for-1 Share Split, Issued H Shares Climb to 424.44 Million

Bulletin Express04-09

CiDi Inc. (CIDI-NEW, HKEX) reported that its 10-for-1 share subdivision became effective on 2 March 2026, fundamentally enlarging the company’s share count without altering registered capital.

• Registered capital unchanged: The registered share capital remains RMB 43.79 million, but is now divided into 437.89 million shares at RMB 0.10 par value, versus 43.79 million shares at RMB 1.00 previously.

• H-share expansion: Issued H shares surged from 42.44 million to 424.44 million, reflecting an increase of 381.99 million shares attributable solely to the split. The company confirmed compliance with its minimum 15% public-float requirement.

• Domestic shares: Issued domestic shares rose from 1.35 million to 13.45 million after the subdivision, an uplift of 12.11 million shares.

• Share option adjustment: Outstanding options under the September 2024 Share Incentive Scheme were restated from 4.31 million to 43.05 million options in line with the new share denomination. No options were exercised during March, and no funds were raised.

• Treasury shares: CiDi held no treasury shares before or after the subdivision, and no repurchases or cancellations were recorded.

The capital reorganisation alters only the number and nominal value of shares; total share capital and shareholder equity remain unchanged. CiDi submitted the statutory confirmations to Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Limited on 9 April 2026.

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