CNGR Advanced Material proposes bylaw changes to allow holding repurchased H-shares as treasury stock

Reuters03-30
CNGR Advanced Material proposes bylaw changes to allow holding repurchased H-shares as treasury stock
  • CNGR Advanced Material proposed amendments to articles of association to allow flexibility to cancel repurchased H shares immediately or hold them as treasury shares under Hong Kong listing rules.
  • Changes would bar voting rights or dividends on treasury shares, with treasury shares to be kept in a segregated Hong Kong Securities Clearing account.
  • Board also proposed adding a treasury share definition to bylaws, covering repurchased shares held in Hong Kong clearing system pending sale.
  • Amendments require shareholder approval at upcoming annual general meeting to take effect.


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