InnoCare Issues 2.04 Million A-Shares Under Incentive Plan, Lifting Total Outstanding to 1.77 Billion

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InnoCare Pharma Limited reported its Monthly Return for July 2026, showing a marginal uptick in outstanding shares driven by restricted-share incentives, while its authorised capital and Hong Kong-listed share count remained unchanged.

Authorised Capital • Authorised share capital stayed at 25.00 billion ordinary shares with a par value of USD0.000002, equivalent to USD50,000.

Hong Kong-Listed Shares • Issued Hong Kong shares (excluding treasury) held steady at 1.49 billion. • Treasury stock was unchanged at 2.49 million shares. • The company confirmed compliance with the Main Board’s 25% minimum public-float requirement.

Mainland-Listed (STAR Market) Shares • Issued A-shares rose by 2.04 million during the month, reaching 272.82 million. • The increase stemmed from grants under the 2023 RMB Share Incentive Scheme.

Aggregate Share Count Combining both Hong Kong and STAR Market tranches, total issued shares (excluding treasury) expanded to 1.77 billion, an incremental dilution of approximately 0.12% for the month.

Incentive Scheme Pipeline • 2023 RMB Share Incentive Scheme: 2.46 million shares remain available for future grants. • 2024 RMB Share Incentive Scheme: up to 9.68 million shares can still be issued. • 2026 RMB Share Incentive Scheme: up to 7.99 million shares remain unallocated.

No movements were recorded in share options, warrants, convertibles, or treasury shares during July 2026.

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