Wednesday, July 30th, 2025

Fuxing China Group Limited – Updates to Proposed Capital Reorganisation

Key Facts & Investor Actions:

  1. Capital Reduction: The company proposes to reduce the par value of each share from S$5.00 to S$0.02 (previously S$0.10). This change is intended to provide flexibility for future share issuances and corporate actions like rights issues or private placements.
  2. Share Cancellation: The paid-up share capital will be reduced by S$87,066,126.84 through the cancellation of S$4.98 on each of the shares in issue on the reorganisation effective date. After the reduction, each share will have a par value of S$0.02.
  3. Authorized Share Capital: Following the capital reduction, the authorized share capital will be increased to S$200,000,000, divided into 10,000,000,000 shares at a par value of S$0.02 each.
  4. Financial Effects:
    • The company’s Net Tangible Assets (NTA) and gearing ratios remain unchanged after the reorganisation.
    • There will be no impact on earnings per share (EPS) as the number of issued shares stays the same.
  5. Future Circular: More details regarding the capital reorganisation will be included in a circular to shareholders, which will also contain a notice of the Special General Meeting (SGM).

Special Notes for Investors:

  • There is no assurance that approval for the proposed capital reorganisation will be obtained.
  • Investors are advised to exercise caution when trading shares and consult professional advisors if in doubt.

Exact Details for Investor Action: None mentioned in the document.

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