Bank of Guizhou Reports Stable Share Capital and Public Float Compliance for July 2026

Bulletin Express
Aug 05

Bank of Guizhou Co., Ltd. released its monthly return for the period ended 31 July 2026, confirming no changes in share structure and continued adherence to Hong Kong Stock Exchange public-float rules.

Authorised and Registered Capital • Ordinary H Shares remain at 2.20 billion, each with a par value of RMB 1. • Domestic ordinary shares stand unchanged at 12.39 billion. • Combined authorised capital is RMB 14.59 billion, identical to the previous month.

Issued Shares and Public Float • Issued H shares: 2.20 billion; treasury shares: zero. • Issued Domestic shares: 12.39 billion; treasury shares: zero. • The bank confirms compliance with the minimum public-float requirement of 15.08 percent for its H-share class.

Capital Movements • The filing records no issuances, repurchases, conversions, or option exercises during July. • No outstanding warrants, convertibles, or other agreements to issue shares are reported.

Regulatory Confirmation • The company secretary attests that all listing-rule and legal obligations were met, and no new securities transactions requiring disclosure occurred during the month.

The July report underscores a stable capital base and full regulatory compliance, with total issued shares holding at 14.59 billion across H and Domestic classes.

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