Weimob cancels Tranche 2B share subscription, cuts placement proceeds to HK$1.2 billion

Reuters03-30
Weimob cancels Tranche 2B share subscription, cuts placement proceeds to HK$1.2 billion
  • Weimob canceled Tranche 2B of its share subscription under general mandate because required designated-person notice was not received ahead of 12 April 2026 long-stop date.
  • Expected net proceeds from subscription were cut to about HK$1.2 billion from about HK$1.6 billion.
  • Proceeds allocation will be adjusted pro rata, with intended uses, proportions, and timeline otherwise unchanged.
  • Subscriber held less than 5% of issued shares, leaving it below substantial shareholder threshold.
  • Management did not expect non-completion to materially affect business, operations, or financial condition.


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