GRCB Maintains Stable Share Capital Structure in August 2026; Public Float Meets HKEX Requirement

Bulletin Express
Sep 04

Guangzhou Rural Commercial Bank Co., Ltd. (GRCB) filed its Monthly Return for Equity Issuer for the period ended 31 August 2026, confirming that no changes occurred in either authorised/registered or issued share capital during the month.

Total Registered Share Capital • Remained at RMB 14.41 billion, split between: – H-shares: 2.67 billion shares (par value RMB 1 each) – Domestic shares: 11.73 billion shares (par value RMB 1 each)

Issued Shares and Treasury Shares • Issued H-shares: 2.67 billion; Treasury H-shares: nil • Issued domestic shares: 11.73 billion; Treasury domestic shares: nil • No share issuances, cancellations, repurchases, conversions, option exercises or other equity movements were recorded in August.

Public Float Compliance • H-share public float continues to satisfy the Hong Kong Main Board minimum requirement. • GRCB reconfirmed compliance with the 18.56 % initial prescribed public-float threshold.

Governance Confirmation Company Secretary Ngai Wai Fung affirmed that all securities-related matters during the month adhered to Hong Kong listing rules and relevant regulatory obligations, with no outstanding conditions or pre-listing requirements.

Overall, GRCB’s August filing signals capital stability and ongoing adherence to Hong Kong Exchange regulations, with the bank’s share structure unchanged and public-float levels comfortably within mandated limits.

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