Hang Yick; rights issue becomes unconditional on March 20; net proceeds rise to HK$82 million

Reuters03-27
<a href="https://laohu8.com/S/01894">Hang Yick</a>; rights issue becomes unconditional on March 20; net proceeds rise to HK$82 million
  • Hang Yick said its 4-for-1 rights issue received valid acceptances for 73,475,116 rights shares, representing 39.9% of the rights shares offered.
  • The company placed 110,748,884 unsubscribed shares at HKD 0.46 per share, and said there was no net gain for distribution under the compensatory arrangements.
  • After completion, independent placees held 110,748,884 shares (48.1%) and public shareholders held 119,531,116 shares (51.9%).
  • Gross proceeds from the rights issue were about HKD 84.7 million and net proceeds were about HKD 82 million.


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