Breton completes HK$220.89 million H-share placement; free float expands by 4.30%

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Breton Technology Co., Ltd. (Breton) has finalised the placement of 18.32 million new H shares under its existing general mandate, raising gross proceeds of HK$220.89 million and net proceeds of HK$199.06 million.

The shares were issued at HK$12.06 each to not fewer than six independent institutional investors on 21 October 2026. The new shares represent 4.65% of Breton’s H-share base and 4.30% of its total issued share capital (excluding treasury shares) immediately after completion. No placee became a substantial shareholder as defined by Hong Kong listing rules.

Following the transaction, total issued shares (excluding treasury shares) increased from 407.88 million to 426.20 million. The shareholding of the concert-party group led by Chairman Chen Fangming declined from 30.64% to 29.32% of outstanding shares, while public float rose from 66.44% to 67.88% (including the new placees).

Use of proceeds is earmarked as follows: • 60% for overseas photovoltaic and energy-storage investments, targeted for full deployment by end-2027; • 20% for repayment of interest-bearing borrowings, expected to be completed by end-2026; • 20% for working capital and general corporate purposes, expected to be utilised by end-2027.

To reflect the enlarged capital, Breton’s registered capital has been updated to RMB427.62 million (427.62 million shares), and corresponding amendments to the Articles of Association have been filed with PRC authorities.

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