Yangzijiang Financial Holding Ltd. said on Apr, 28 2026 that it has replied to Singapore Exchange Regulation’s questions about its annual report for the year ended Dec, 31 2025.

The company clarified that newly appointed chief investment officer Malcolm Ong, who joined on Jan, 28 2026, received no pay in FY2025; his remuneration band was disclosed only for transparency. Total remuneration for the four key management executives who were paid in FY2025 amounted to about 0.865 million Singapore dollars. Within this, Executive Chairman Liu Hua earned between 0.5 million and 0.7 million Singapore dollars for her roles as deputy chief executive and chief financial officer until Oct, 31 2025, before becoming executive chairman on Nov, 1 2025. Chief executive Peng Xingkui received about 0.178 million Singapore dollars in FY2025, of which roughly 0.03 million Singapore dollars related to his CEO duties after Oct, 31 2025.

On its cash-flow statement, the group said net cash used in investing activities was restated from 3.5 million to 193.9 million Singapore dollars, mainly because 190.4 million Singapore dollars of money-market fund holdings were reclassified from cash equivalents to financial assets at fair value through profit or loss. Net cash used in financing activities was revised from 623.5 million to 428.3 million Singapore dollars for a similar reclassification of 195.2 million Singapore dollars tied to the distribution of a spin-off group.

Yangzijiang Financial Holding stated that the adjustments were identified during the audit finalisation process, had no effect on profit or loss, and that it has complied with Listing Rule 704(6).