51 Credit Card Inc. Completes Placing of Shares in China Netcom, Raising HK$7.14 Million

Reuters06-09
51 Credit Card Inc. Completes Placing of Shares in China Netcom, Raising HK$7.14 Million

51 Credit Card Inc. has announced the completion of a transaction involving the disposal of shares in its subsidiary, China Netcom, through a placing. As of June 9, 2025, all conditions outlined in the Placing Agreement have been fulfilled, and an aggregate of 476,009,183 Placing Shares, representing approximately 10.16% of China Netcom's total issued share capital, have been successfully placed to three independent Placees at a price of HK$0.015 per share. The transaction has generated gross proceeds of approximately HK$7.14 million. The company will continue to account for China Netcom as an associate in its consolidated financial statement. Sun Haitao, Chairman and CEO of 51 Credit Card Inc., issued the announcement from Hong Kong.

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